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The Goodyear credit card offers 6-months or 12-months financing plan for purchases from $250. Note that APR of the Goodyear credit card is deferred. That means that if you fail to pay your debt off by the end of the 6-month or 12-months period all the interest will be charged to your account. If you need better financing you may consider applying to the 0% APR on purchases credit cards. The intro periods can be as long as 15 months and no deferred APR ever.

For example, you may pay attention to the Discover it® Miles credit card with no annual fee and 15 months of 0% Intro APR (regular APR is 17.24% - 28.24% Variable APR). The card allows you to earn 1.5 miles for every dollar spent on all purchases. At the end of the first year, all the miles you've earned will be matched. The earned rewards can be redeemed for any travel purchase (airline tickets, hotel rooms, car rentals, travel agents, online travel sites and commuter transportation), gas station purchases, and dining. You will just need to buy tickets or book hotels, etc. with your card and when the transaction appears on your account, redeem miles towards that transaction within 180 days. In addition, you may redeem your miles for cash as an electronic deposit to your bank account and then spend it on anything you want.

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