Christie Matherne, Credit Card Writer
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The PenFed cash advance limit is equal to a portion of your overall credit limit, and you can find more details on your monthly statement or by calling PenFed customer service. You'll also need to contact customer service to get a PIN if you're getting a cash advance at an ATM.
Key Things to Know About PenFed Cash Advances
- PenFed charges interest rates for cash advances. PenFed charges an interest rate of up to 17.99%.
- There’s no grace period for PenFed cash advances. The amount of cash you withdraw will start to accumulate interest right away, with no grace period.
- ATM fees and limits are possible. Out-of-network ATMs can get expensive. ATM owners typically charge a fee of around $2 - $5, and banks often charge their customers another $1 - $2 fee for using out-of-network ATMs on top of that. Different ATMs may have their own cash withdrawal limits, as well.
Due to their extremely high cost, cash advances should only be used for emergencies. To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to credit card cash advances.
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