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Question about the Barclays Rewards MasterCard for average credit vs good credit

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sjt
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Question about the Barclays Rewards MasterCard for average credit vs good credit

I have seen applications for the Barclays Rewards MasterCard for average credit and for good credit. What is the difference. When I looked at the disclosure statements it has the sames rates and fees. What if you applied for the good credit application when you have average credit and vise versa?

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Anonymous
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Re: Question about the Barclays Rewards MasterCard for average credit vs good credit

It just means the card is recommended for people with average to good credit, it's not a different application or different card.

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-Cal-
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Re: Question about the Barclays Rewards MasterCard for average credit vs good credit


@sjt wrote:

I have seen applications for the Barclays Rewards MasterCard for average credit and for good credit. What is the difference. When I looked at the disclosure statements it has the sames rates and fees. What if you applied for the good credit application when you have average credit and vise versa?


As the previous poster stated, there is one card and one application. If you apply with good credit, you will receive a low APR. If you apply with fair-average credit you will receive a high APR if you are approved. 

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