When's my 0% intro APR over?

[toothgrind3r]

Is there something I'm missing?....any way to find out when the 0% intro APR would be over for your card?

I don't see it on my statement...just that it's 0%

Specifically looking for Citi Double Cash and Discover it

[Anonymous]

Just call and ask.

[Anonymous]

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@toothgrind3r wrote:

Is there something I'm missing?....any way to find out when the 0% intro APR would be over for your card?

I don't see it on my statement...just that it's 0%

Specifically looking for Citi Double Cash and Discover it

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You could call the company.

[toothgrind3r]

Okay, I know you can call companies to answer your questions....but thank you for that information.

I was hoping to be able to find out right at this moment, online, wihout calling or chatting, because at this moment, I can't call or chat.

Like I said I thought I might be missing something on my statement or on the website.

[koalablue]

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@toothgrind3r wrote:

Is there something I'm missing?....any way to find out when the 0% intro APR would be over for your card?

I don't see it on my statement...just that it's 0%

Specifically looking for Citi Double Cash and Discover it

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Look on your statement (you can access these electronically) at the section that talks about what your APR is.  It may say when the intro APR runs out.

[toothgrind3r]

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@koalablue wrote:

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@toothgrind3r wrote:

Is there something I'm missing?....any way to find out when the 0% intro APR would be over for your card?

I don't see it on my statement...just that it's 0%

Specifically looking for Citi Double Cash and Discover it

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Look on your statement (you can access these electronically) at the section that talks about what your APR is.  It may say when the intro APR runs out.

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Yeah, mine just says that it's 0%...no mention of when the intro APR ends.

I'll just call and check with them when I can.  

[frugal47374]

On my Citi Double Cash statement, under the Interest Charge Calculation section, it says:

"Your Introductory Purchase rate will expire in 14 billing periods."

[toothgrind3r]

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@frugal47374 wrote:

On my Citi Double Cash statement, under the Interest Charge Calculation section, it says:

"Your Introductory Purchase rate will expire in 14 billing periods."

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Aha!  Thank you, I see it now

[Turbobuick]

Sometimes going into "balance transfer" area of an online statement will show the introductory date and APR.