These cards are extremely hard to find because they don’t offer 0% APR Balance Transfer cards anymore. Not only the great 12 months 0% APR, but they all have a cap or no balance transfer fee. Very rare to find, but here is the exclusive list:
- 12 months 0% APR $0 BT fee US Bank TheLinuxFund.org
- 12 months 0% APR $0 BT fee US Bank Baylor Alumni card
- 12 months 0% APR $0 BT fee US Bank Prof. Bullrider’s Assoc.
- 12 months 0% APR $0 BT fee US Bank American Humane
- 12 months 0% APR $0 BT fee US Bank Sons OF Norway
- 6 months 0% APR $0 BT fee Barclays Harvard World MasterCard (Alumni). 5000 bonus points first use.
- 8 months 0% APR $60 Max BT fee RBS People’s United Bank card
- 12 months 0% APR $75 Max BT fee Barclays Coast to Coast Visa
- 12 months 0% APR $75 Max BT fee Chase Disney Rewards
- 12 months 0% APR $75 Max BT fee Chase OptionsXpress Platinum Visa
American Express Premier Gold $150 Bonus
The American Express(R) Premier Rewards Gold Card is currently offering 15000 bonus points = $150 gift cards after $1000 in spending in your first 3 months. You can order coins to fulfill this promotion to do this quickly. This offer is a quick easy way to make $150 bonus. There is no fees for first year, so I would cancel the card before the anniversary if you don’t find it useful.
- Earn 15,000 Membership Rewards bonus points when you spend $1,000 in your first 3 months of Card membership. MR points are very versatile, and can be converted to 15,000 frequent flier miles in a number of programs (or 10 Southwest credits), or you can simply get $150 in gift cards at several stores like Home Depot, Crate & Barrel, or Macy’s. I think you can also get cash equivalents at a reduced ratio.
- Offers 3X points on airfare, 2X points on gas and groceries, and 1X points on everything else.
- Earn 15,000 Membership Rewards bonus points when you spend $30,000 per calendar year.
- No annual fee for your first year. After that it is $175.
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The US Bank cards have 3% fee. I am hoping that the Havard card is the real deal.