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You can apply for any regular credit card that has 0% intro APR on purchases. Make some calculations to see how many months you will need to pay off your purchase and apply for the card with the appropriate 0% introductory period. Keep in mind that cards rarely have 0% interest for more than two years. The zero interest period is usually somewhere between 6 and 18 months. In addition to the 0% APR, pay attention to the fees. No annual fee credit cards are ideal options. Especially if you are planning to keep using the card. Then, look at rewards. Since you are going to make a big purchase, you may want to get at least 1% back in rewards. But of course, you can find credit cards with better rewards and with sign-up bonuses. So, shop around and get the best credit card for you.

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