TJX Credit Card

TJX Credit Card
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Excellent Credit, Good Credit
Annual Fee
$0
Rewards
10% off your first online or in-store purchase with your card
Earn 5 points for every $1 you spend on purchases at T.J.Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods and Sierra, and Homesense stores in U.S. and Puerto Rico and online at any participating ecommerce site operating under any of the foregoing brands.
Earn 1 point per $1 spent everywhere else. Points do not expire.
Receive $10 in TJX reward certificates for every 1,000 points earned.
APR on Purchases
28.49% (V)
Balance Transfer
Balance Transfers Not Allowed
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TJX Credit Card Pros & Cons
No membership fees
High rewards rate
10% discount initial rewards bonus
Reports to the three major credit bureaus
No intro APR on purchases
No balance transfers allowed
Foreign fee
Requires good/excellent credit
TJX Credit Card's Additional Info
cash advance fee | 4% (min $10) |
cash advance APR | 29.99% |
foreign transaction fee | 0 |
smart chip | Yes, chip-and-PIN |
max late fee | $38 |
max overlimit fee | $0 |
max penalty APR | None |
grace period | 23 days |
0% Fraud Liability.
Identity Theft Resolution.
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Want to find out how much money left on my gift card and there is no number on the back of the card. What's the phone number to call?
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Is it true that there is no fee for purchases in a foreign country such as Germany?
I need to make a payment. How can I do that?
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It helps a lot shopping food and home equipment and everyday needs.pay my loan payments and buying stop on Amazon clothing, shoe more
I paid the full outstanding balance twice, since the “outstanding” balance shown
Pienso que si la recomendaría
Interest rates are too high and customer service is awful. TJX refused to send me my rewards that I received through my points...
It’s a great card if you will only shop at TJ Max. There are many other reward cards that work everywhere with better benefits like Costco Citi card.
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