Overview: The Anne Geddes Platinum Visa allows cardholders to support child welfare and participate in an attractive rewards program. For each purchase made with the card, a donation is made to the Anne Geddes Philanthropic Trust, which strives to prevent child neglect and abuse. There is no additional cost for the cardholder. Points are accumulated when the card is used for purchases, and they are redeemable for a variety of Anne Geddes products. They can also be donated to the Anne Geddes Philanthropic Trust. Bonus points are awarded for the first card purchase and for each year the account stays active. There are no point limits, but points expire if the account is inactive for a set period of time. No annual fee, a great introductory APR, a reasonable APR after the introductory term for those with good credit, and benefits like purchase protection are also features of this card
Pro and cons of the card:
Pros:
No annual fee
Low introductory APR
Low APR after introductory term with good credit
A donation to the Anne Geddes Philanthropic Trust is made for each card purchase
Donations do not result in additional costs for the cardholder
Earn points for every purchase
Bonus points for first purchase
Bonus points for each year the account remains active
No point limits
Points do not expire if account is active
Redeem points for Anne Geddes products or donate them
Benefits like purchase protection are included
Cons:
Points expire if account is inactive for a certain period of time
Points can only be redeemed towards Anne Geddes products and causes
Excellent Credit
750-850
Good Credit
660-749
Fair Credit
620-659
Bad/Poor Credit
350-619
No Credit
0-0
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1. Credit Scores range from 300-850, the higher the better 2. Most lenders base approval on your credit score. 3. Higher Scores mean lower payments and better deals. 4. Higher Scores mean Lower interest rates. 5. Scores are determined by 5 main categories:
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