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Bank One/Chase Credit Cards Advanta Platinum Business Card


Advanta Platinum Business Card
Credit required to obtain this credit card: Good credit required.

SUMMARY OF IMPORTANT ADVANTA BUSINESS CARD ACCOUNT TERMS
Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for Purchases and Balance Transfers Prime plus 5.99% ; however, for Balance Transfers only, introductory 0% for the first twelve billing cycles from the date your account is opened.
Other APRs Cash Advances: Prime plus 5.99% or Prime plus 15.99% .

Default: The higher of the account APR plus 3%, or Prime plus a Default Margin of 17.99%.
Grace Period for New Purchases 25 days from statement closing date, if new balance is paid in full in the manner and by the time of day on its due date as shown on statement.
Annual Fee None when you select any Cash Back reward program; $35 annual program fee when you select the Bonus Miles reward program.
Minimum Finance Charge None when you select any Cash Back reward program; $35 annual program fee when you select the Bonus Miles reward program.
Transaction Fees for Cash Advances and Balance Transfers Cash Advances other than Convenience Checks: 3% (minimum $5); Convenience Check Cash Advances: 3% (minimum $5; maximum $50). Balance Transfers processed during the introductory period: 3% (minimum $5; maximum $50).
Other Fees Late Payment Fee: $15 to $39 based on balance. Overlimit Fee: $15 to $39 based on balance. Returned Payment Fee: $20. Dishonored Convenience Check Fee: $20.

Advanta Business Cards are issued by Advanta Bank Corp., Member FDIC, pursuant to an Advanta Business Card Agreement. The Platinum BusinessCard is a MasterCard Executive BusinessCard. While the rates, indexes, margins, fees, and other account terms described here are typical of those recently offered and in effect on Advanta Business Cards and are expected to apply to your account, your account terms will be in every instance determined by us and reflected in your Card Agreement. Your Card Agreement also contains an arbitration provision, which replaces the right to have claims heard in court by a jury and also precludes participation in class actions. The terms of your account, including APRs, are subject to change in accordance with your Card Agreement, which you should read carefully and retain.


 Highlights of this card:
0% Intro APR* on Purchases and Balance Transfers for 12 months
No Annual Fee
Detailed Expense Management Reports
Free Online Account Management
Customized Card with Your Business Name
Business Credit Line Up To $50,000
$0 Fraud Liability
Personalized Card -- your company name at the top of the card* See Terms & Conditions

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Credit cards have both benefits and drawbacks. It is wise to consider both before applying for a credit card. While they can be very useful, credit cards can also be risky. Even people who are usually good with their money get into trouble with credit cards. A credit card can be useful, but may also end up putting you in a difficult financial situation if misused.

Here are some of the benefits of credit cards:

Withdraw cash 24 hours a day, anywhere in the world.
Buy online. It is the quickest and easiest way, and you are protected against credit card fraud. Repay in regular instalments. Typically, these incur interest.
Usually, there is an interest-free repayment period, which you can use to repay your debt in full, interest-free.
One of the main benefits of using a credit card rather than a debit card is the protection provided by the Consumer Credit Act. This says that if you have problems with goods or services you can get your money back from the card issuer if you can't get it back from the supplier.
Some cards provide purchase protection insurance, which pays out if something you have bought with the card is lost, damaged, or stolen within ninety days of the date of purchase.
A credit card can cost nothing - if you pick a card that doesn't charge an annual fee and you always pay the bill in full every month.
A credit card can save you money if you choose one that earns you cash every time you buy something. How much cash you get back is calculated as a small percentage of the amount you have spent on the card. Some cards offer incentives other than cash - Air Miles or shopping vouchers, for instance.
Even if you do not pay your monthly bill in full, a Advanta Platinum Business Card credit card can be cheaper than running an overdraft on your current account, especially if your bank charges a monthly fee as well as interest when you overdraw.
Using a credit card can work out cheaper than using traveller's cheques or foreign currency to pay for things abroad. This is because the exchange rate used by card companies to convert foreign spending into sterling is better than normal tourist rates. However, because of credit card charges for cash withdrawals, a debit card is better if you want to use plastic to buy currency, whether over the counter or from a foreign cash-machine.
You can give to charity for free if you sign up for a charity credit card. Credit cards are often cheaper than loans for short-term borrowing. You pay interest on the remaining debt, not the full amount - and there are no early redemption penalties.
Credit cards offer flexibility to match uneven income and expenditure patterns: you choose what to pay off each month, between the minimum and the total outstanding.
Their consolidated accounting enables one cheque to settle multiple transactions – while all appear neatly on one pre-prepared statement each month.
There is an automatic ‘interest free' period per statement period.
Credit cards enable remote purchasing via the internet, by telephone or mail order.
Credit cards can include additional benefits like insurance cover on purchases, cash-back, AirMiles, Nectar or Reward points, and holiday discounts.

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