Provident Credit Union Credit Cards

The World+ Travel credit card is worth it, if you are a Provident Credit Union member. It has a 20,000 points initial bonus and a waived annual fee in the first year which makes it great for a while.

After that it's just a mediocre travel credit card with a $45 annual fee offering:

• 2x points/$1 spent on travel and dining
• 1 point/$1 spent on everything else
• 0% foreign transaction fee

If you're looking for a better deal, check out the Wells Fargo Propel American Express card offering:

• 20,000 points initial bonus for purchases of at least $1,000 in the first 3 months of account opening
• 3x points/$1 spent on dining, travel, gas, streaming services
• 1 point/$1 spent on everything else
• 0% foreign transaction fee
• $0 annual fee

There isn't a standard Provident Credit Union Secured card balance transfer limit. If will depend on your overall credit limit and will be a portion of it. The specifics are in your monthly statement.

You can technically transfer a balance on the Provident Credit Union Secured card. You'll even get an intro APR of 12.15% for six months. Unfortunately, you'll have to pay a balance transfer fee of either $10.00 or 2%, whichever's greater.

If you mean "can I transfer the balance from this card", then yeah, you can. Obviously, it depends on the card you're looking to transfer into, but you won't get any trouble from Provident.