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First PREMIER® Bank Credit Card

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First PREMIER® Bank Credit Card features:

A Classic never goes out of style, so apply for your own First PREMIER® Bank Classic Credit Card today.

We offer a credit card for those with less-than-perfect credit because we believe in second chances.

Bad credit doesn’t have to weigh you down forever. Get the second chance you deserve for a credit card. Apply now!

Apply for a Visa® or MasterCard® card with a low fixed APR
After 6 months, request a credit limit increase
First PREMIER Bank reports monthly to the major Consumer Reporting Agencies
The application process is quick and simple
Access your account by phone 24 hours a day

Credit scores are used to represent the creditworthiness of a person and may be one indicator to the credit type you are eligible for. However, credit score alone does not guarantee or imply approval for any First PREMIER® Bank product

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USER COMMENTS(3)

rogerdennis
Nov 20
11:51 am

This credit card did help me build my credit up a lot. Fees however are crazy with the annual fee and they do charge you to pay your bill on line 7.95 or 14.95 over the phone. If you choose to mail your payment in it is free of charge. Take it for what it's worth.

Burtonbret
Oct 27
8:15 pm

This is true. I actually have a card through them and I keep the balance paid now and refuse to use it because the fees are crazy. They charge you to pay your bill lol.