Chip Lupo, Credit Card Writer
@CLoop
The biggest disadvantage of the Aspire® Cash Back Rewards Mastercard is that it charges a high annual fee, at $85-$175 1st yr, $49 after. Therefore, it’s not a great option for people who use their card infrequently or are tight on money. There are a few other disadvantages of the Aspire Card to be aware of, too.
Aspire Card Disadvantages
- Annual fee: The annual fee is $85-$175 1st yr, $49 after.
- High APR: The Aspire Card has a relatively high APR, at 36% Fixed.
- No 0% APR on purchases: The Aspire Card does not currently offer a 0% APR promotion on purchases, so it is not good for people looking to finance big purchases.
- No 0% balance transfer APR: There is no promotional 0% APR on balance transfers.
In addition, there are plenty of other disadvantages applicable to all or most credit cards. Some examples are the hard credit pull that usually happens when you apply, interest charged on balances that are carried from month to month, and the potential to overspend.
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