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Unfortunately, you won't be able to transfer the balance of one Chase credit card to another Chase credit card as balance transfers between two cards of one issuer are not allowed. You will need to apply for a credit card from a different issuer. For example, if you are planning to keep your new balance transfer credit card, you may like the Discover it® Balance Transfer offer. It will give you 18 months of 0% intro APR to transfer and to pay off the card balance. There is no annual fee for the card, but you will need to pay a balance transfer fee - 3% intro balance transfer fee, up to 5% fee on future balance transfers (see terms)*. When the balance is paid off, you can continue using this card for everyday purchases and earn cash back rewards. Please remember that when the zero introductory period is over, a go-to APR of 17.24% - 28.24% Variable APR will apply to all unpaid and new balances.

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