Great list. When do you plan next update?

DiabloD3 said:duna said:But many times even with FICO over 750 they will give you small credit lines. Thus not make it really valuable.

DiabloD3 said:I didn't see any Juniper cards listed in the big list

The only Juniper cards with 12 mo 0% BT
Rec Rewards $75 max fee
National Parks $50 max fee
Good Sam /w Rec Rewards $75 max fee

Apparently from what I've read in a few threads, they've been known to jerk people around too.

Everyone: forget I posted anything, Juniper sucks.
Juniper may suck for you, but they let me have over 43K at 0% for a year, and even let me write myself a check.

I applied one week ago and kept calling to check status, finally got approved today.

I'm goin down to Mexico. Every card I looked into has a 3% fee for spending money internationally. I figured that the best way around this is to write a "credit card check." Does anyone know which card will help me get 0% APR and save that 3% international charge?

I was able to get a 0% for 6 months with no Balance transfer fee, with a 3% minimum payment due each month on my Capital One card. I had a limit of $20K and I had 2 balances I needed to transfer that were just above that amount so I get to consolidate them into one payment and then in 6 months I will transfer them again. It was just great to be able to transfer with no fees and not have to apply for a new card. I hadnt used this Capital One card in over a year, dont know if that makes a difference as to why they offered me 0% with no transfer fee. I know its only 6 months and plenty of other cards offer it too, but I had the established high limit and dont have to worry about getting rejected or a bait and switch with some new company.

There are still 2. One is the disney card; the other you'd have to search for as I don't recall what it is.

BofA has a US Airways Dividend Miles credit card that offers 0% balance transfers for 6 months with no fee. The card has a $90 annual fee, but you get 25,000 Dividend miles with your first purchase. Link

zkaudio said:Would be great to get the master list updated at this point. A lot of these cards have ceased their offers I'm finding.
+1 on that! I'm trying to make my new list of cards for aor2.0

madshana said:Here is a link for BOA with a 12 month 0% BT and a $0 fee cap. I just applied - so I know it is still valid.

When I called the app status number and found that I was approved - I requested a BT and they confirmed that the BT fee is $0.

Link

Thanks for the link. Applied last week, got the card last night. 0% balance transfer until 12/2009 and absolutely NO transfer fee. BOA depositing straight to my checking account. Thanks again.

Yea, some of the newer offers should be added to this list (ADA Citi, BofA, etc)