Good 0% APR for 12 months card

[Anonymous]

congrats

[RonM21]

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@rngrwalker wrote:

Tried BOA but for some reason said that the application was unavailable when I clicked submit. Then tried Chase and got approved right away for $7,000 and 15 months 0% APR. Thanks for the help!

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Nice! That should more than cover what you need.

[Anonymous]

Maybe Discover this is also thier quarter for 5% back on home imporovement.

[rngrwalker]

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@Anonymous wrote:
Maybe Discover this is also thier quarter for 5% back on home imporovement.

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Yes I have the Discover it and love it! I have the 5% cash back on home improvements on, I just don't want to charge the wood floors on it because it's a gift from my mom and she wants to pay it monthly with 0% interest. I do plan to use it for small house purchase at Home Depot or Lowe's

[Anonymous]

Good job, Love Chase

[JamP]

Hit up the pequal sites and see what you qualify for.

A couple off the top of my head....

Citi DoubleCash if they are still doing the offer 0% for 12 or 15 months.

Amex BCE and ED cards are giving 12 and 15 months 0% and lower then most APR after that.

Cap1 QS sometimes gives a 12 month offer but most times its only 6 or 9 month offer

Cap1 VentureOne gives a 12 month 0% and you should be able to PC it to a QS sometimes during or after the 0%.

Chase AARP gives 12 or 15 months 0%

Also some of these have pretty good sign up bonuses

[CreditMagic7]

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@JamP wrote:

Hit up the pequal sites and see what you qualify for.

A couple off the top of my head....

Citi DoubleCash if they are still doing the offer 0% for 12 or 15 months.

Amex BCE and ED cards are giving 12 and 15 months 0% and lower then most APR after that.

Cap1 QS sometimes gives a 12 month offer but most times its only 6 or 9 month offer

Cap1 VentureOne gives a 12 month 0% and you should be able to PC it to a QS sometimes during or after the 0%.

Chase AARP gives 12 or 15 months 0%

Also some of these have pretty good sign up bonuses

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