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In a few weeks, I will be purchasing my entire seasonal sporting attire from Nike and it’s going to be expensive so I was hoping to pay for my purchases with a credit card. I don’t currently have a credit card so I was wondering, what type of credit card do you think would be best for completing this purchase?

Answered on October 16, 2017 | Updated on October 16th, 2017

Tags: Nike, Rewards, Store Credit Cards

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The type of card that you should use is going to be based on your overall intentions for wanting to use a credit card. One reason for choosing to pay with a card is because you’re trying to get the most out of your purchase. If this is the case, you definitely want to apply for something like a general rewards credit card and depending on the total value of your purchase, it may be an even better idea to apply for a rewards card with a sign-up bonus. Based on the rewards card you use, the points you earn may be redeemable for award travel, a statement credit or a Nike gift card. If you’re only using a credit card because you don’t have the funds together, your best option would probably be a 0% intro APR card.

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