Blue from American Express

0% Infro APR for 6 months on purchases
No Annual Fee
Earn Membership Rewards points for your everyday purchases, and enjoy fast and easy ways to earn and redeem so you can get the rewards you want now
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Intro APR	Intro APR Period	Regular APR	Annual Fee	Balance Transfers	Credit Needed
0.00%*	6 months on Purchases*	As Low as 17.24%*	$0.00*	Yes*	Excellent*

Offer Details*

Blue from American Express is a travel or shopping rewards credit card with no annual fee. With the rewards program you earn points - no upper limit, and the points do not expire. You earn one point for every dollar spent and you have many ways to redeem the points making Blue Card an attractive choice for a rewards program credit card.

You can pick from airline partners (21 partners) and transfer your points to miles for flights - 2 points for each air mile. Or choose one of 15 hotel partners, other travel partners or pick shopping or entertainment rewards instead.

Use ShopAmex.com to redeem points for purchases or use American express travel online site for your travel needs - and earn double points. Or if you book a vacation for over $3000 you can get a $100 credit on your account. There are many ways to redeem points.

American Express Cards offer buyer assurance and buyer protection plans, and Blue Card is no different. It allows you to double the warranty on purchases made with Blue and allows you to return any item purchased if it was damaged - accidentally- within 90 days of purchase.

The Blue Card has no annual fee and you can enjoy a 0% APR for six or 12 months. The APR for purchases depends on your credit and is anywhere from 8.99% to 13.99% plus prime rate. Grace period is 20 days.

* See the online credit card applications for details about terms and conditions of reward programs and offers. Reasonable efforts are made to maintain accurate information. However all credit card information is presented without warranty. When you click on the Apply Now button you can review the credit card terms and conditions on the credit card issuer's web site.