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The Discover cash advance limit depends on your credit limit and on the type of credit card that you have. Existing balances, such as purchases and balance transfers, also affect how much cash you have available.
To find out exact information about your available cash credit line, log in to your Discover account and go to “Card Info”.
Keep in mind that cash advances don't have an interest-free period. They also have a higher APR and are subject to a cash advance fee, so you should avoid getting one.
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