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I travel a lot with American Airlines and I wanted to apply for Aviator credit card but I noticed that APR is very high (nearly 26%). Can you recommend credit card with low interest rate?

Answered on January 25, 2018 | Updated on January 25th, 2018

Tags: 0% APR, American Airlines, Aviator, Rewards

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You can apply for any travel rewards credit card that has 0% introductory period. There are a lot of cards that comes with 0% intro APR and good rewards on travel purchases. For example, look at the Discover it® Miles. This card can be used everywhere Discover cards are accepted. You will be able to earn 1.5 miles on all your purchases. Rewards never expire and you will be able to redeem them any time you wish. There is no annual fee and your APRs will be 0% for 14 months (when the introductory interest rate is over, the ongoing APR will apply).

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