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- The reference point used to calculate interest-rate adjustments for adjustable-rate APRs on credit cards. The index rate can increase or decrease at any time. Common indexes include the prime rate and the one-, three- , and six-month Treasury bill rates.
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- The price paid for borrowing money. For credit cards, the interest rate is usually stated as a yearly percentage rate, called annual percentage rate, or APR.
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The number of days you have to pay your bill in full before an interest charge is assessed on purchases. It is the period of time between the date of a purchase and when the payment is due. This period typically does not apply to cash advances.
- Browse Related Terms: "Go-to" rate, Average daily balance method with compounding, Average daily balance method without compounding, balance, Daily balance method with compounding, Daily balance method without compounding, Daily periodic rate (DPR), Default APR, Interest-free period, Introductory APR, Penalty APR, Periodic rate, Purchase APR
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- The APR charged during the credit card's introductory period after a credit card account is opened. The card will have a different APR after the introductory period ends.
- Browse Related Terms: "Go-to" rate, Average daily balance method with compounding, Average daily balance method without compounding, balance, Daily balance method with compounding, Daily balance method without compounding, Daily periodic rate (DPR), Default APR, Interest-free period, Introductory APR, Penalty APR, Periodic rate, Purchase APR