what are some of the best ranked credit cards?

Question

with low APR's (Mucho Gracias)

Answer 1

Below is a link which will let you compare cards and rates. De nada.

Answer 2

If you're looking for the lowest APR, you can find a great credit card comparison chart here:

http://www.asapcreditcard.com/comparison.html

Right now, the lowest APR I'm aware of is the Pulaski Bank Visa card. At 7.99% it's a great rate! But you can only get a credit limit up to $10,000. And the 0% intro is only for 6 months on balance transfers. Plus, it's a little harder to apply online because they want you to send in proof of income.

Another option might be the The Rewards Advantage Platinum Visa from First National. It has a 0% APR for 12 months on purchases and transfers-- with a low 9.99% APR thereafter. Plus, it has a nice rewards program too.

Anyways... you should probably compare offers to find the best card for yourself. Hope the link above helps. Good luck!

Answer 3

Like others, I'd recommend paying your balance in full each month. That way you avoid interest and fees, build your credit, and enjoy the *rewards*.

To find the card that will pay you the most rewards for your spending profile, check out the rewards calculator at http://www.creditcardtuneup.com/ .

If you're carrying a balance already and are looking for a low-APR card for that reason, then you'll probably be interested in a 0% APR for 12 months card. I'd suggest the Citi Driver's Edge card since it offers 0% for 12 months *and* pays great rewards.

Answer 4

Just pay in full every month and you will pay zero interest.

The best strategy for credit card use is to get a rewards card that gives you something back and pay in full every month.

That way, you make money off the card instead of it making money off of you.

Answer 5

They have a list of them here
http://www.bestcreditrates.net

Answer 6

http://www.pulaskibank.org/