Ever since Ikea dropped their credit card in 2011, there hasn’t been any way to directly finance a large purchase through Ikea. Although Ikea can’t help you finance your purchases, it doesn’t mean you are entirely out of options. There is currently a great amount of general credit cards available to people who are in the same position as you. One type of credit card that is great for financing large purchases, would be a card that comes with a 0% introductory APR on purchases. These cards generally allow you to collect no-interest on purchases for an introductory period of about 6-12 months. By using one of these cards, you would be able to pay off the balance of your purchase over a few months, without the worry of collecting interest.
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Yes, the Pilot RV card is not a credit card. It is a charge card, that means that you have to pay off the balance each month anyway. If you don’t do it, you’ll face high fees and may lose the card. You get a credit limit each month, so you can make purchases for this amount and then pay off. If you are diligent with your payments, then this card is ok for you, but if you are not sure, then there’s no reason to get the card.
Continue »Torrid Card’s APR on Purchases is about 26.24% with no intro period and Lane Bryant offers even higher regular APR – 28.24%. As both cards are not the best choice for regular shopping (high APR and rewards limited by particular stores) we advice you to get a general cash back credit card. You can find […]
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