Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
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You can get a Capital One Spark Miles for Business cash advance at an ATM, bank, or credit union. If you're using an ATM, you'll first need to contact Capital One customer service and request a cash advance PIN before withdrawing your funds. If you’re doing a cash advance with a teller at a bank or credit union branch, you won’t need a PIN, but make sure you bring your driver’s license or another ID.
Capital One Spark Miles for Business Cash Advance Locations
- ATMs
- Banks
- Credit unions
It’s also worth pointing out that certain transactions you might assume to be purchases are actually viewed as cash advances by Capital One. For example, you will be charged cash advance fees and interest rates if you send money using a money transfer app. Also, buying traveler's checks, money orders, lottery tickets, gaming chips, wagers, foreign currency and other similar "cash-like" items with your card will be treated like a cash advance. By making these transactions, you may end up paying the cost of a cash advance without the benefit of cash in your pocket.
Cash advances should be treated as a last resort due to their high costs. You’ll pay interest from the day you take out the cash, often at a higher rate than your normal purchase APR, and Capital One will charge you a cash advance fee of 5% (min $5). There may even be ATM fees if you use an out-of-network machine.
To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to credit card cash advances.
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