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CreditCuriosity
Moderator Emeritus

Lowest to highest APR and cards

Due to pure boredom and a need to start to get organized and get my credit cards in a spread sheet I decided to create a list of CC and APR from lowest to highest along with CL's.  I am excluding store cards such as Lowes, etc along with business cards and line of credit ploc/clos in this post.  I was really curious where my APR's stood today although certainly try not to carry a balance unless 0%.  Thought i had some more sub 10% cards, but apparently not.. Time to seek some Smiley Happy

 

Credit CardAPRCredit Limit
   
NFCU Platnium5.99 $   50,000.00
AODFCU 7.49 $   20,000.00
NFCU More Rewards9.65 $   30,000.00
Farm Buureau Bank9.99 $   18,250.00
Discover IT11.24 $   19,500.00
BBVA Clear Points11.24 $   12,000.00
MDSECU11.49 $   20,000.00
Synovous Cash Rewards13.74 $   18,000.00
PenFed PCR13.99 $   30,000.00
Union Bank13.99 $   12,500.00
5/3 TRIO13.99 $   10,000.00
BofA Merill Lynch13.99 $   61,500.00
PenFed Pathfinder14.99 $   12,000.00
Citi DC14.99 $   27,000.00
Chase Freedom14.99 $     5,000.00
AKC Visa15.23 $   15,000.00
BBT Rewards15.24 $     9,000.00
Citi Costco15.24 $   13,500.00
Amex Schwab15.49 $   10,000.00
Regions15.99 $   13,000.00
Verizon Visa15.99 $     7,500.00
Apple Card15.99 $     8,000.00
Chase CSR15.99 $   35,000.00
Charse Marriott15.99 $   19,000.00
Chase IHG15.99 $     1,000.00
William Sonoma16.74 $   25,000.00
RedStone FCU18 $     6,000.00
Commerce Bank Save the Children18.99 $     9,000.00
Ducks Unlimited18.99 $   15,000.00
PNC Core18.99

 $   15,000.00

SOFI WEMC19.99

$

9,500

PNC Caash Rewards22.99 $   17,500.00
HSBC Cash Rewards22.99 $   12,500.00
Macy's Amex26.99 $   25,000.00
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GApeachy
Super Contributor

Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards

I'll trade ya my spreadsheet for yours....hmmmm?

That's kind of a (very) nice lineup.    Who am I kidding?  That's a kicktail line up!  Thanks for sharing so I can be jealous (in a good way) of course. Smiley Tongue

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CreditCuriosity
Moderator Emeritus

Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards

Hahah thanks although i am just a above average hitter here.. Many peoples spreadsheets on here will make mine look tiny in amount of cards and limits on cards although that is over 600k right there in personal majors lol..  Coldfusion/Finstar/Mahraja/Njoy/Gmood make me very modest Smiley Happy

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GApeachy
Super Contributor

Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards


@CreditCuriosity wrote:

Hahah thanks although i am just a above average hitter here.. Many peoples spreadsheets on here will make mine look tiny in amount of cards and limits on cards although that is over 600k right there in personal majors lol..  Coldfusion/Finstar/Mahraja/Njoy/Gmood make me very modest Smiley Happy


Welp!  Y'all ALL (yes, I said it- Y'all ALL) make me very jealous.  Naw, jk....but somebody has to show us how it's done and with excellent advice/dp's to boot. So no envy really but lots of admiration for those that share.

I actually enjoy seeing how credit works, where it can and can't go (in my case).  Not only that, when I get an offer and it's more in line with the Big Dawgs here and not us "pups" then I know it's Marketing and can line the puppy cage successfully without a qualm. Smiley Tongue

I'm about to copy you and do me up a spreedsheet like that...just because.

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Anonymous
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Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards

I'm not sure I know the APR on any of my cards without looking them up.  I think my Citi DC is 15.something%. 

 

CC, have you ever determined your ACL across all cards?

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CreditCuriosity
Moderator Emeritus

Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards

ACL?  Accumulated credit lines?  Nah never really paid attention to that as have LOC's and business cards but probably around 700k-750k range if that is what you mean..

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Anonymous
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Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards

Your APRs are definitely much better than mine lol. I don't really track them but I have a number of 20+% cards from earlier in my rebuild and my lowest cards are my NFCU Platinum at 5.99%, my NFCU cashRewards at 9.65%, my AOD VS at 9.99%, and my DCU VISA at 11.5%. It goes up quickly from there. 

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AverageJoesCredit
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Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards

Very nice @CreditCuriosity Smiley Happy. As im stepping away from credit, if i can lol, ive actually just started to see where i stand 5/24. My biggest credit regert was closing my Chase Amazon  card too early but just yesterday i erote down all my card dates opening including closed. Being that tomorrow is Lockdown Sunday, im going to sit and put them in order to see just how bad myFico   took me to the DarksideSmiley Wink  Thanks to your post im now going to add my aprs too so i can actually have something to stare at when thinking of appingSmiley Wink. Ill need at least one more bt card to help me enter 2021 but if i can manage to stay employed , healthy, and grounded i may just do itSmiley Happy

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FinStar
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Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards


@CreditCuriosity wrote:

ACL?  Accumulated credit lines?  Nah never really paid attention to that as have LOC's and business cards but probably around 700k-750k range if that is what you mean..


I believe he meant Average Credit Limit.   

But, yeah once I went past the $2MM TCL years ago, I seldomly paid attention too and ACL was pointless for my profile given the mix of personal and biz CCs + PLOCs, OLOCs, BLOCs, etc.  IME, there's been higher APRs assigned on some Barclays, AmEx, BoA and Citi cards, but the higher SLs upon approval matter for my spending patterns vs. APR since I typically PIF and don't carry balances.  Then, just for s&g's, I typically engage Citi or BoA, for instance, and they typically lower the standard APRs Smiley Happy

 

Nice and healthy list btw @CreditCuriosity 😁  

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AverageJoesCredit
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Re: Lowest to highest APR and cards


@FinStar wrote:

@CreditCuriosity wrote:

ACL?  Accumulated credit lines?  Nah never really paid attention to that as have LOC's and business cards but probably around 700k-750k range if that is what you mean..


I believe he meant Average Credit Limit.   

But, yeah once I went past the $2MM TCL years ago, I seldomly paid attention too and ACL was pointless for my profile given the mix of personal and biz CCs + PLOCs, OLOCs, BLOCs, etc.  IME, there's been higher APRs assigned on some Barclays, AmEx, BoA and Citi cards, but the higher SLs upon approval matter for my spending patterns vs. APR since I typically PIF and don't carry balances.  Then, just for s&g's, I typically engage Citi or BoA, for instance, and they typically lower the standard APRs Smiley Happy

 

Nice and healthy list btw @CreditCuriosity 😁  


I once tore my ACL trying to get a AOD cardSmiley Wink true story😁

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