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@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditInspired wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:6.99 is amazing! Few cards can beat that!
Hmmmmm. I wonder if ANY card can beat it!
Space Age FCU here in CO has a heavily geofenced card that has an APR equal to the prime rate which is what that Cap card looks to have too (it says it’s a variable APR - code D says it is calculated monthly when the bill cycles - so it’s likely prime without a margin too).
The Disco rate is not variable though so it is indeed a gem.
Priceless!
@CreditInspired wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditInspired wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:6.99 is amazing! Few cards can beat that!
Hmmmmm. I wonder if ANY card can beat it!
Space Age FCU here in CO has a heavily geofenced card that has an APR equal to the prime rate which is what that Cap card looks to have too (it says it’s a variable APR - code D says it is calculated monthly when the bill cycles - so it’s likely prime without a margin too).
The Disco rate is not variable though so it is indeed a gem.
Priceless!
... "and for everything else there is Master Card" ...
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditInspired wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:
@CreditInspired wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:6.99 is amazing! Few cards can beat that!
Hmmmmm. I wonder if ANY card can beat it!
Space Age FCU here in CO has a heavily geofenced card that has an APR equal to the prime rate which is what that Cap card looks to have too (it says it’s a variable APR - code D says it is calculated monthly when the bill cycles - so it’s likely prime without a margin too).
The Disco rate is not variable though so it is indeed a gem.
Priceless!
... "and for everything else there is Master Card" ...
Wow, this is really good to know. Thanks.
@AverageJoesCredit wrote:
Thats amazing JR I should come to Texas. Gotta be sweet having the cake (DW) and getting to eat it to ( Miss Disco) 🤠
Thanks buddy! Yeah you should come to TX! Shiner’s on me!
And here I thought everything’s BIG in TX!
Lol apparently can’t say the same of APRs.
At one point (pre-CARD Act, around 2008-2009 or thereabouts), I had a Discover card that was 5.24% variable rate at the time, but Disco applied a rate jack due to CARD Act, taking the card higher and into the double digits. They were willing to later lower the card back to 9.99% V, but because of the subsequent Fed rate hikes, the card is now at 12.24% V -- sadly, they were unable lower it back to around the original rate though.