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If you're Active Duty, you may or may not know there are laws in place to protect your financial exploitation while you serve and fight for our country. Specifically, the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act of 2003 (SCRA) and the Military Lending Act (MLA). Both Federal laws impose limits on interest rates and fees lending institutions can legally charge active military members, their spouses, and domestic partners. The SCRA applies to credit card accounts opened prior to active military service. The MLA governs credit cards acquired during active military service.
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AmEx
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How to Request Benefits
Chase
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Chase offers benefits for active military members in accordance with the MLA law for those under active duty who applied for cards after September 20, 2017. Benefits apply only to personal credit cards, not their business cards.
How to Request Benefits
After applying for the credit card of your choice, you can request SCRA/MLA benefits:
You can call 1-877-469-0110 to ask about credit card fee waivers for Chase credit cards (8am-10pm Monday through Friday, and 9am-6pm Saturdays). Internationally, call collect at 318-340-3348.
Discover
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Requesting Benefits
There are several options for requesting benefits.
Discover will attempt to verify your service through the Defense Manpower Data Center. You do not need to submit verification documents unless requested to do so.
****If you have any CC's from the below lenders that you opened PRIOR to going Active Duty, those cards are protected under SCRA****
In conclusion, why not go ahead and grab that coveted premium benefit card you've been wanting, but didn't get due to the annual fee?
*edit* Sorry KiB! Source: https://upgradedpoints.com/best-credit-cards-for-active-duty-military/
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