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I wanted to start a thread where I can get some feedback from members on credit cards with APRs below 10%. I have three times my income in revolving credit lines. I am closing out a handful of cards with insane APRs regardless of how high the limit is.
From this day forward I want low APR cards only. I have the FICO scores to get the lowest offered. Please post any you may know of that are below 10% for us folks who qualify for the lowest APRs.
NFCU Platinum. I already have a Cash Rewards at $22K with a 10.15% APR so I don't need another Navy card :
https://www.navyfederal.org/loans-cards/credit-cards/platinum/
I certainly don’t have any cards with rates that low, but I don’t pay interest anyway. If you want loooow APR, you’ll probably have to look to credit unions. Maybe Penfed?
RBFCU offers a Premier Rate Mastercard at 9.950%
They also have the Unlimited 2% Cash Back Mastercard
Lake Michigan Credit Union. Prime Platinum Visa. 8.50%:
https://www.lmcu.org/personal/banking/credit-cards/prime-platinum-visa/
Fort Knox Credit Union. Visa Classic. 8.99%:
https://www.fortknoxfcu.org/visa.html
PenFed. Gold Visa. 9.24%:
https://www.penfed.org/credit-cards/visa-gold-card
Langley Federal Credit Union. Select Visa Platinum. 9.25%:
@Anonymous wrote:Lake Michigan Credit Union. Prime Platinum Visa. 8.50%:
https://www.lmcu.org/personal/banking/credit-cards/prime-platinum-visa/
Fort Knox Credit Union. Visa Classic. 8.99%:
https://www.fortknoxfcu.org/visa.html
PenFed. Gold Visa. 9.24%:
https://www.penfed.org/credit-cards/visa-gold-card
Langley Federal Credit Union. Select Visa Platinum. 9.25%:
https://www.langleyfcu.org/personal-credit-cards?platinum
Wow @creditcontractor, I was going to tell OP, “good luck” because I didn’t think there were any <10% APR.
Thanks for this info.
@pinkandgrey wrote:I certainly don’t have any cards with rates that low, but I don’t pay interest anyway. If you want loooow APR, you’ll probably have to look to credit unions. Maybe Penfed?
recomending Penfed, how dare you😆