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ZackAttack
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Re: American Express


@RSX wrote:

@ZackAttack  - thanks for pointing this out - i just checked and looks like i got a reduction as well

 

does that mean they just lowered my standard apr 20.99% -> 17.74%

 

i went from 23.99 - 20.74%

 

this 1.99% is perfect timing - i had a $6k purchase coming up that i am putting on the Amex - now i dont have to get it paid off in 1 month - i am fine taking 3 or 4 months at 1.99


we'll see. I guess the statement will help determine that. It does make me wonder why they would say that APR when past threads on here says they don't do it. /shrug

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Re: American Express


@ZackAttack wrote:

@RSX wrote:

@ZackAttack  - thanks for pointing this out - i just checked and looks like i got a reduction as well

 

does that mean they just lowered my standard apr 20.99% -> 17.74%

 

i went from 23.99 - 20.74%

 

this 1.99% is perfect timing - i had a $6k purchase coming up that i am putting on the Amex - now i dont have to get it paid off in 1 month - i am fine taking 3 or 4 months at 1.99


we'll see. I guess the statement will help determine that. It does make me wonder why they would say that APR when past threads on here says they don't do it. /shrug


Also, keep in mind that even if it's lowered, it's nothing permanent in the sense that it's still a variable rate and will go up when interest rates go up, such as the case when the Feds recently announced several rate hikes are possible throughout this year 🤷‍♂️

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