Credit Cards

Introductory/Intro Rate

A credit card's introductory rate, often referred to as a teaser rate, is a lower interest rate offered by the bank during the card's initial launch period. This is primarily done to attract new users and encourage existing cardholders to switch to this particular card. The intention behind this is to entice users with a more favorable rate and potentially gain their loyalty in the long run.

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