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In reply to the discussion: So how desperate is Chase Bank? [View all]Cleita
(75,480 posts)19. I don't have my bill in front of me, but it's broken down
into three categories with three different rates. Suffice it to say when I add them all together to come up with the interest rate, I get 18%. I had some really major expenses last year, between my broken teeth having to be repaired with crowns, my cat needing expensive veterinary care and my car breaking down, which I had to fix because I don't have public transportation, etc. it really forced me into a big debt and the interest is usually a third of the minimum payment I make and I have to make a minimum payment because there is no money left over any more from my SS for extras what with the price of gas and food these days.
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I keep a small checking account with Chase just pay bills and have some walking around money
Yavin4
Mar 2013
#7
He famously waved his presidential cufflinks all at the congressmen when they made a half hearted
Paul E Ester
Mar 2013
#15
My card from Chase charges 3.9% how is that "usury interest rates on their credit cards"
RB TexLa
Mar 2013
#16
It's calculated on my statement. I don't know what little categories you are talking about
RB TexLa
Mar 2013
#18
Whatever ...my cs is over 800 with a paid off home and car and I don't get that %.
L0oniX
Mar 2013
#50
I consider going into a Chase branch as taking time off my stint in purgatory.
AngryOldDem
Mar 2013
#62