09-10-2009 07:24 PM - edited 09-10-2009 07:27 PM
hemi961 wrote:
Ameriprise: 4.5%.
Chase: 13.24%
Zoinks! another prime plus zero!? lemme guess you never carry balances, seems like the only way to get that treatment.
is ameriprise considered major issuer?
09-10-2009 07:40 PM
score_building wrote:hemi961 wrote:
Ameriprise: 4.5%.
Chase: 13.24%Zoinks! another prime plus zero!? lemme guess you never carry balances, seems like the only way to get that treatment.
is ameriprise considered major issuer?
Message Edited by score_building on 09-10-2009 07:27 PM
Ameriprise used to be part of Amex, if I am not mistaken, so I think they are considered prime.
09-10-2009 07:43 PM
score_building wrote:hemi961 wrote:
Ameriprise: 4.5%.
Chase: 13.24%Zoinks! another prime plus zero!? lemme guess you never carry balances, seems like the only way to get that treatment.
is ameriprise considered major issuer?
Ameriprise is a uber prime card is offered through (of all places) BarclayCard and issued by Ameriprise Bank, FSB. It is a hot product:
http://banking-credit.ameriprise.com/debit-cards-c
09-10-2009 07:46 PM
09-10-2009 08:07 PM
About the opposite of mine: CapOne 5.99%, Chase 24.24%.
I'm actually paying neither. I just BTed the CapOne balance to another Chase on a 2.99% for 18 months promo. The Chase Card was zero bal as it should be at a 2-digit interest rate. I did take advantage of 4.99% BT with no fee for 2 years and paid off something at a higher rate.
09-11-2009 01:01 PM
addison 5.24%
juniper 27.99 %
09-11-2009 07:56 PM
lowest - us bank visa 5.99%. any purchases over $2000 with my us bank premiere loc visa get a 4.25% apr
highest - bofa 16.99%
09-12-2009 01:26 AM
Lowest:
1) Chase: 7.99%
2) NFCU: 9.xx%
Highest:
1) American Eagle Charge card: 29.99%
2) BofA: 16.5%
09-12-2009 01:59 AM
Lyythine wrote:
Lowest:
1) Chase: 7.99%
2) NFCU: 9.xx%
Highest:
1) American Eagle Charge card: 29.99%
2) BofA: 16.5%
shameless.
09-12-2009 06:32 AM
Lowest: Ameriprise 7.0%
Highest: Chase 18.25%

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