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Slate^SM from Chase

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Purchase Intro Rate	0%
Purchase Intro Period	up to 12 months
Balance Transfer Intro Rate	0%
Balance Transfer Intro Period	up to 12 months
Regular APR	13.24%
Balance Transfer Rate	13.24%
Cash Advance Rate	19.24%
Annual Fee	None
Late Fee	See Terms
Cash Advance Fee	See Terms
Balance Transfer Fee	See Terms

Slate^SM from Chase features:

Now with BlueprintSM
0% intro APR
Patented Fraud Protection
Zero Liability on Unauthorized Purchases
E-mail and text alerts
No Annual Fee

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USER COMMENTS(6)

Mhelguero
Nov 12
6:54 pm

l apply for a slate card because they offer 0% APR. l have a 761 score but they denied to gave me that particular card because they said l already have one in the past with 0% APR.

l think they are not clear in the application. They need to people know in the application form to DON T apply if already had 0% APR in the past.

flsy2
Nov 11
2:40 pm

I have a slate card. Interest rate of 2.9% on balance from special previous offer. They raised my purchase rate to 26% now. Never been late. Score 782.Just another thieving bank. I don't use the card anymore, just pay down at 2.9%

bprice
Nov 6
9:02 pm

I have a chase rewards credit card that I've had for a few years now and Chase has been a very good credit provider, however if you're sold on the notion of a credit company offering more user friendly credit spending analysis tools I'd have to recommend getting a Discover card instead. The discover card has an online tool called spending analyzer which takes your statement information over your choice of time frame (anywhere from the current month to the past 24 months) and categorizes all of your spending into a pie graph with sections like retail, gas, supermarkets, restaurants, etc.. This way it's easy to see where you're spending your money most. You can further categorize it by selecting a specific category of the pie chart to see which stores specifically your expenses have been at in a new pie chart. It also provides calculators to determine how long it would take and how much interest you'd pay if you made a purchase and paid a certain fixed amount per month. I'm not trying to bash Chase because I've never had a problem with my Chase credit card but I think Discover is definitely the better card (though it isn't accepted at as many places as Chase Visa or Mastercard).

hardeight
Nov 2
2:05 pm

This actually looks like a decent card. Most cards could care less that you never paydown the balance since they make money on it. This has some tools to help you figure out how much you pay and spend.

christoofar
Oct 24
9:21 am

The brochure language seems to suggest this card goes a lot further towards making you realize how much you're spending and how much interest your spending is costing you. At least they do that work so that people who can't be bothered to calculate it on their own until they're in a pickle have that information. For that reason alone I give a thumbs-up. $0 AF is also a plus.