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SexyTrojan Said,
April 13th, 2010 @9:34 am  

Most credit card companies have 0% interest for a year and 0% interest on balance transfers for a year and no annual fees.

The only fee you incur is a 3% balance transfer fee (if you do that).

The cards I have with no interest for a year are Chase and Discover.

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june e Said,
April 13th, 2010 @10:00 am  

To find a 0% credit card quicker, start by searching online. There are innumerable websites that deal exclusively in aiding applicants search for the right credit cards.

To start your search, it is better to go to general credit card websites that have an option of searching through various credit card deals. Here you have a golden chance of finding a 0% credit card deal that matches your requirements. Look carefully at the fact whether the selected credit card is 0% or not, but also find out the duration of this 0% period, whether the 0% covers purchases, balance transfers or both, and the rate of interest applicable once the 0% period is over.

But nowadays 0% credit card deals are getting bit more convoluted. You can get them easily, but now most of them include hidden charges that counter the benefit of 0% credit card. The steps taken by credit card companies consist of:

Lower credit limit
Lower interest free period
Balance transfer fee

After you have selected a card that you prefer, go to the credit card company’s website directly for more details, and then apply if you are still interested.

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caelie a Said,
April 13th, 2010 @10:51 am  

Go to http://www.card-gallery.com/ and view so many credit card company that has 0 intro apr. You can apply online free for a best credit card according to you.

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