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Your Capital One Savor cash advance limit is a portion of your card’s credit limit and it is different for each account.
However, you can find your exact limit on your monthly statement. Alternatively, you can find it online by either logging in to either your Capital One Savor account or via your Capital One app.
Ultimately, remember that cash advances are costly transactions and should be reserved only for emergencies. More specifically, Capital One Savor will charge you a cash advance fee of 3% (min $3) per transaction. Plus, the cash advance APR for this credit card is 28.99% (V) and interest starts building up right away.
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