Our customers often seek offers for financing and we are happy to explain that getting a card from banks and make small payments is easy. And what do you do to get that deal and not pay for it today? A 0% intro APR card is a product that offers no interest for a set amount of time, sometimes up to 18 months. These are great cards for paying off a card balance without incurring interest charges.
Credit Card | Intro APR Period | Regular APR |
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Chase Freedom Unlimited® | 15 months | 16.49% - 25.24% |
Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express | 15 months | 14.49% - 25.49% |
Discover it® Cashback Match™ | 14 months | 13.49% - 24.49% |
Bank of America® Cash Rewards Credit Card | 12 billing cycles | 14.49% - 24.49% |
Citi ThankYou® Preferred Card | 15 months | 14.99% - 24.99% |
Wells Fargo Cash Wise® Visa Card | 12 months | 14.49% - 26.49% |
Capital One® VentureOne® Rewards Credit Card | 12 months | 13.49% - 23.49% |
Wells Fargo Platinum Visa® Card | 18 months | 16.65% - 26.49% |
The Amex EveryDay® Credit Card | 15 months | 14.49% - 25.49% |
Chase Freedom® | 15 months | 16.49% - 25.24% |
The next step after you sign up for a new credit line?
After you get approved for your new credit card, the next step is to get a virtual credit card number. The process of mailing you an actual card may take 5-7 business days depending on your financial institution. So you do not have to wait for the physical card, you may generate a virtual number and start shopping with it right away. A virtual credit card is a temporary credit card number that allows you to shop online without providing vendors with your actual credit card number. The randomly generated number changes each time you use your real credit card account to make a purchase — which can also help ensure that your actual credit card info doesn’t get into the wrong hands. It is a good shopping practice overall when shopping with Prime Classic Design or any other online merchant.
Most major credit card issuers and card networks have them, including American Express, Mastercard and Visa. Discover used to have a virtual card number perk, but discontinued it in favor of $0 fraud liability and their “Freeze It” security feature.
How to get a virtual credit card
- Log into your online credit card account and go to your account settings
- Search for “virtual credit card” and the specific benefit for your issuer should pop up
- Accept the 16-digit virtual credit card number that’s generated for you
- Get the expiration date and security code generated to go with the virtual card number
- Shop the same way you’d use your physical credit card info when making purchases online
What is the right way to use 0% interest cards?
The answer is simple: plan payoff. Figure out how many months it will take you to pay off the debt so that you get the right card with the right terms. Let's say you owe $3,000 for your new piece of furniture. With Chase Freedom, for example, you get a 15-month 0% intro APR on purchases and balance transfers, which means you pay $200 a month to pay it off before the offer ends. Contrast that with the Discover it, with an 18-month 0% offer on balance transfers, which means you only pay $166.67 a month before the offer ends.