topic Re: Need a Visa for BTs in Credit Cards

Need a Visa for BTs

Anonymous — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 02:36:57 GMT

Looking for a new card that comes with a BT intro offer for 1+ year and hopefully at least a couple thousand limit. Or a card that even does regular BT offers after you've been with them a while.

It has to be a Visa because I don't have one. I'd like to get in with Chase but not sure I'm eligible yet.
Any suggestions?

Maybe Chase Freedom?

Re: Need a Visa for BTs

pinkandgrey — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 03:30:53 GMT

Chase Freedom or Chase Slate. Slate has a pretty good 0% for 15 months or something.

Re: Need a Visa for BTs

Nayola — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 03:37:54 GMT

Are you a member with Penfed? They have a 12-month 0% balance transfer Visa.

Re: Need a Visa for BTs

SouthJamaica — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 03:38:46 GMT

@Anonymous wrote:
Looking for a new card that comes with a BT intro offer for 1+ year and hopefully at least a couple thousand limit. Or a card that even does regular BT offers after you've been with them a while.

It has to be a Visa because I don't have one. I'd like to get in with Chase but not sure I'm eligible yet.
Any suggestions?

Maybe Chase Freedom?

My suggestion would be to go with a no-balance-transfer-fee credit union platinum Visa, such as Andigo FCU, NFCU, PenFed, Langley, Vantage West, Unify, Digital Credit Union.

Re: Need a Visa for BTs

Anonymous — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 04:18:01 GMT

I think Fidelity VISA offers 0% for a year

Re: Need a Visa for BTs

AverageJoesCredit — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 12:13:38 GMT

Lol, you are going to get a plethora of different replies . You should also add more info on your current profile like current scores and where you stand via 5/24 to get better answers. One card that gets constant bt offers after initial offer which is quite long is the Citi Diamond Preferred. A MC yes, but another option

Re: Need a Visa for BTs

Anonymous — Mon, 14 Jan 2019 19:16:08 GMT

Yep, I really like my Citi Diamond Preferred for BTs. Next to Discover, it's my favorite for very low promo rates. Also comes with one of the longest 0% APR intro promo at 21 months, though they don't always run that promo. Third choice is Amex ED. Otherwise they all offer pretty much the same. While none of these are VISA, I wouldn't let that minor issue hinder your options.