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26 Jul 2026, 10:31 UTC · 2h ago
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Major issuers like Wells Fargo and Chase are offering 0% intro APR periods for up to 21 months on purchases and balance transfers. — Extended 0% periods reduce short-term interest income for banks, though they are used as loss-leaders to acquire high-credit-score customers.
-0.20Standard credit card interest rates are currently exceeding 20% for many consumers. — High yields on credit cards generally benefit banking net interest margins, provided default rates remain stable.
+0.10Balance transfer cards typically charge fees ranging from 3% to 5% of the transferred amount. — This is a standard industry fee structure with negligible impact on overall market volatility or stock prices.
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The Chase Slate card is listed as a top offer with a highly competitive 21-month 0% intro APR.
The company's Reflect card is highlighted as a 'solid choice' with an 'incredible' 21-month intro APR.
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