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Home›Tech Advice›10 Best Balance Transfer Cards With 0% APR Of July 2023

10 Best Balance Transfer Cards With 0% APR Of July 2023

By Matthew Lynch
August 9, 2023
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1. Chase Slate Edge

The Chase Slate Edge boasts a lengthy 0% APR period of 18 months on balance transfers and purchases. This card is perfect for those looking to consolidate debt and save on interest fees. Plus, enjoy no annual fee and a chance to lower your interest rate with responsible use.

2. Citi Simplicity Card

Citi Simplicity offers a generous 21-month 0% APR introductory period for balance transfers and 12 months on purchases. There’s no annual fee, and it’s known as one of the easiest cards to qualify for among those with fair credit scores.

3. U.S. Bank Visa Platinum Card

U.S. Bank’s Visa Platinum Card shines with its competitive 20-month 0% APR on balance transfers and purchases, making it ideal for big-ticket items or consolidating debt. This card also comes with cell phone protection, but keep in mind that there’s a balance transfer fee.

4. Discover it Balance Transfer Card

This popular option offers a 0% APR for a full 18 months on balance transfers and six months on purchases, along with its famous cashback rewards program. The Discover it Balance Transfer Card is an excellent choice for both debt consolidation and everyday spending.

5. Wells Fargo Reflect Card

The Wells Fargo Reflect card stands out with its up to 21-month long 0% APR intro period on
both balance transfers and purchases when you meet certain criteria. It has no annual fee, making it ideal for those aiming to minimize extra costs.

6. Bank of America Cash Rewards Credit Card

This versatile card offers a solid 15-month 0% APR introductory period on balance transfers and purchases, as well as enticing cashback rewards in various categories that can be tailored to your spending habits—plus no annual fee.

7. American Express EveryDay Credit Card

The Amex EveryDay credit card provides a 0% APR for an impressive 15 months on both balance transfers and purchases. It also rewards its users with exceptional rewards points earned on everyday spending, along with no annual fee.

8. Capital One Quicksilver Card

With a 15-month 0% APR period on balance transfers and purchases, the Quicksilver card is well-suited for transferring balances and earning cashback rewards on all purchases. There’s no annual fee, and you’ll enjoy unlimited 1.5% cashback on every purchase, every day.

9. HSBC Gold Mastercard

The HSBC Gold Mastercard offers 0% APR for a generous 18 months on both balance transfers and purchases. With no annual fee, late fees, or foreign transaction fees, this card is perfect for those seeking simplicity and cost-saving features.

10. Barclays Ring Mastercard

Lastly, the Barclays Ring Mastercard provides a competitive 15-month 0% APR introductory
period on balance transfers and purchases. Known for its low ongoing variable APR after the
intro period, this card is an excellent choice for long-term benefits.

These ten balance transfer cards with 0% APR in July 2023 are designed for various financial needs – from debt consolidation to rewards programs. Analyze the options carefully to ensure you choose the best card that aligns with your individual financial goals.

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