The interest you'll owe on purchases you don't pay off each month (In general, the better your credit, the lower your APR), The interest you'll pay if you miss a payment (if your card imposes this penalty, your interest rate could skyrocket for more than six months), Cash advances are treated differently (Interest on cash advances starts accruing immediately), The interest you'll pay if you withdraw cash (You usually pay a higher interest rate for cash advances from a bank or ATM), You can avoid interest on purchases entirely (if you pay your bill in full every month, you'll never be charged interest on purchases), This is a variable APR (It may change based on a national standard), The interest you'll pay on balanced transfers (some cards allow you to transfer balances from other cards or lenders).

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