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Transfer balances from credit cards with high interest rates to your Alaska USA Visa® Platinum. It could save you money, and you can do it with one phone call! How can a balance transfer to an Alaska USA Visa Platinum Credit Card work in my favor? If you carry a balance on one or more credit cards with high fees and high interest rates, you can save money by transferring those balances to your Alaska USA Visa Platinum Credit Card. Plus, you would consolidate your credit card debt, leaving you with just one monthly payment. Here's an example of what you could save per year by transferring just one $5,000 balance: Your card (example)
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I get a lot of offers for low introductory interest rates on balances transfers. Why not use them? If you're thinking of transferring your balance to a card that offers a low interest rate for a short time and then raises it, make sure to consider the following to see if that's your best strategy.
Alaska USA does not charge a balance transfer fee.
The cash advance fee at Alaska USA is 2%, with a maximum of just $10.
Alaska USA charges just 5% of the minimum payment (for a balance of $5,000, that would be only $7.50).
At Alaska USA, you will pay the same low fixed rate. There are no introductory rates.
Alaska USA applies the same low fixed rate for new purchases, cash advances, and balance transfers. Will I earn ScoreCard reward points on my balance transfer? Reward points are earned for new purchases only. Cash advances and balance transfers are not eligible for reward point earnings. How do I get started with a transfer? Just call Alaska USA to easily transfer other credit card balances to your Alaska USA Visa Platinum ($500 minimum balance transfer). Call 563‑4567 or (800) 525-9094 outside Anchorage. What if I don't have an Alaska USA Visa Platinum Credit Card yet? Apply online or by phone anytime: www.alaskausa.org, 563-4567 or (800) 525-9094 outside Anchorage. Once you're approved and have your card, you can call Card Services to transfer your other balances. Highlights
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