Learn how balance transfers affect your credit score, and the factors that determine whether a balance transfer hurts your credit score or not.
Explore how balance transfers might impact your credit score, both positively and negatively.
Balance transfers do hurt your credit in the short term. Use credit carefully over time and your credit scores should rise again.
You can take advantage of promotional interest rates to transfer a credit card's balance to a new credit card. Balance transfers give you the opportunity to pay down debt.
How do balance transfers work? · What to consider before deciding on a balance transfer · How much can you transfer? · 5 tips for smart balance transfers
Chase Freedom Unlimited® ; Blue Cash Everyday® Card from American Express ; Blue Cash Preferred® Card from American Express
Citi Simplicity® Card ; Annual Fee : $0, Regular APR : 18.74% – 29.49% Variable, Intro Bonus : N/A, Credit Score : Good – Excellent
Credit card, Balance transfer details ; Navy Federal Credit Union Platinum Credit Card*, 0.99 percent intro APR on balance transfers for 12 months (11.24 percent to 18 percent variable APR thereafter) ; DCU Visa Platinum Credit Card *, 13.75 to 18 percent variable APR ; Wings Visa Platinum Credit Card*, 0 percent intro APR on balance transfers for 12 months (13.40 to 18 percent variable APR thereafter)
Citi Simplicity® Card ; Wells Fargo Reflect® Card ; Citi® Diamond Preferred® Card ; Discover it® Chrome ; Citi Double Cash® Card
Learn how balance transfers can help improve your credit.