Does Washington Mutual offer credit card transfers with no fees up tp 6 months or a year?
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Lots of companies offer this but WATCH OUT!!!  You can get destroyed by these deals.   Here's how they work:\nYou transfer $5,000 to your new card.  You are happy because you know you parked that debt there and don't have to worry about being gouged for interest rates for a while.  The bad news is that IF YOU USE THE CARD, let's say you buy something for $50.  That $50 is now on your card getting hit for 20% interest.  You send them $100 to pay the bill.  Where do you think they apply that $100?  Against the $5,000 no interest part.  Your $50 stays there accumulating interest until the entire $5,000 is paid off.  It's a nasty situation.
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Discover is running a deal, Zero 0% for life on transferred balances.\nHere's the number: 800-347-3026\nIt's the best deal now.
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try Orchard Bank (www.orchardbank.com). They have a pretty good card and there's no annual fee. Watch out for cards that say unsecured and then hit you for a 'participation fee' 'set up fee' 'annual fee', etc, to where your first 300.00 is eaten up in fees. \nYou'll probably end up paying a higher interest rate, but make your payments on time and you should be able to qualify for a better card in a year or so.
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Depends on the card. In my experince there is none. Even if they don't send you a statement, it's still your responsibility to pay the bill on time. If you have a ligitimate reason, they may wave the $25-$55 late charge, but if you had any promotional low APR, it will now be hiked up to 17% (or something else rediculously high).
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I just got a Capital One card for my first. I have no credit, so the APR is super high (19%), but it has no Annual fee, so if I only use it for small purchases that I pay in full when the bill comes, I will not have to pay anything extra and I still get to build my credit.
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Depends on the Bank- usually limits are between 300-500.  I bank also with Wamu and the limit is $500 but with chase it is $300.
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I do this through Washington Mutual.
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Union Workers Credit Services appears to be a legitimate company.  Annual fees are not unusual.  If you received an offer in the mail, look at the back of the paperwork.  Credit card companies are required by law to disclose the terms of the agreement.  It is very likely that your rate is only good for a short time and it would require you to make all payments on time or you would lose the rate. If there is an offer code, you can go to there website and check them out.
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My son is signed up with Sallie Mae, and has to start paying next month. But you asked if it's possible to switch. I assume it is, cause he is constantly getting offers in the mail to do that.
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Open a "Complete" account.  It is their best product and is by far the best inthe industry.  Trades cost 13.99 and everything else is free.  No other fees.  ATM fees are refunded.  It is awesome.  Highly recommended.
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I got an increase about a year after I received my capital one card.  And the sad thing is you can't just call and ask for one because they don't do it.  So all you have to do is keep paying on time.  Keep your balance relatively medium-ish - eventually they will increase it without you knowing.  The plus side to waiting is that you DON't hav the higher limit.  LOL.
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None.  Use a debit card, save money, invest.
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If you are looking for a credit card with low fees  might i suggest that if you have a bank account that maybe you should try there first if that doesn't work i would  think Capital one has a decent card but they do have a membership fee  i think \nBest of luck on your search
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Try HSBC (hsbcdirect.com): $1 minimum and 4.5% interest rate!   Several competitors offer similar deals: ING Direct, Emigrant, Citibank.\n\nThese are all online savings accounts; you can't get to them from a branch. Some or all of them offer ATM cards though.
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My Providian card breaks down my spending for me. It's up to date and reflects the previous 3 months of purchases.\nWhile Providian was taken over by Washington Mutual, it has kept it's name and can still be found at:\nhttps://www.providiancard.com/bap/pvnwa/jumpApp.jsp?Offer_id=prb03
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Yahoo has a site which displays various credit card companys, their associated interest rates and other info.  check it out at:\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/b:Credit%20Cards:784705332\n\nI'm sure if you call a company and tell them your delima, they can express a card out to you, usually the card arrives anyways in a couple of weeks.\n\nAnother option, if you need the money, is that the credit card companies offer cash advances, with zero percent financing for the first year.  Take the cash advance and ensure you have the money that way.
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See if your bank or one of your major credit cards will give it to you.\n\nWashington Mutual has this as a benefit for their credit card holders.