World+ Travel Visa Signature Card
World+ Travel Visa Signature Card
With this card you’ll earn 2 reward points on all travel related purchases and 1 point for all other purchases. Enjoy no interest on purchases and balance transfers for the first 12 billing cycles.
Features
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0% APR on purchases and balance transfers for 12 billings cycles077
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Complimentary annual membership with Priority Pass075
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Redeem your points at CURewards.com
Explore more of the Provident World+ Travel® Benefits
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2X rewards points on travel related purchases073
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Low annual fee, waived for your first year073
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Visa Signature Luxury Hotel Collection
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Sonoma Wine benefits
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Visa Signature 24/7 Concierge service
Earn 2 points on everyday items
Not a jet setter? You can still earn 2 points on every day things like ride shares, coffee, and dinner.
Earn 2 Points for on your ride
Great Rates
Great RatesComplimentary Priority Pass
Complimentary Priority PassApply for TSA Pre Check or Global Entry
Disclosures
011) Alerts received via SMS text message may result in a charge from your mobile service provider.
073) Please see the Program Rules.
074) Please see the Visa Guide to Benefits
075) Certain restrictions apply. See Priority Pass™ term and conditions for details.
076) To qualify, the transactions must: (i) be completed using the full Provident World+ Travel™ Credit Card 16-digit Card number referenced during the Program period; (ii) post to the Provident World+ Travel™ Credit Card account referenced during the Program period through Statement Credit; and (iii) be identified as a "Qualifying Transaction" based on the information available on Visa's proprietary network (VisaNet). See full terms and conditions for details.
077) Twelve (12) months introductory rate of 0% APR based on your credit worthiness. After that, the APR will be as low as the current rate. based on your credit worthiness. 0% Introductory APR balance transfer rate for transfers made within 60 days of the account opening. The promotional rate of 0% APR will remain for 12 months from each qualifying balance transfer transaction. There is a balance transfer fee of either $12.00 or 2% of the amount of each transfer, whichever is greater. Balance transfers from other Provident Credit Union accounts do not qualify for the 0% Introductory APR. Balance transfers conducted after account opening will minimize the period of the introductory rate. E.g, if the transfer takes place a month after account opening, the promotional rate will only be for eleven (11) billing cycles. Balance transfers are made available at our discretion. All balance transfers are subject to the standard balance transfer APR after the introductory period. Introductory rate only applies to new account holders and excludes transfers from other Provident accounts. If you default under your card agreement, you may lose any promotional APR on the balance transfer.
078) Certain restrictions applies. View benefits term and conditions for details.
115) All Provident Credit Union loans subject to credit approval. Some restrictions may apply.
Y) How We Will Calculate Your Balance: We use a method called "average daily balance (including new purchases)." See your account agreement for more details.
Loss of Introductory APR: We may end your introductory APR and apply the Penalty APR if you make a late payment.
Billing Rights: Information on your rights to dispute transactions and how to exercise those rights is provided in your account agreement:
Provident Cash Back account agreement
Provident World+ account agreement
Provident Visa, College Visa, and Share Secure Visa account agreement
Provident Business Rewards Visa account agreement
The above disclosure represents important details concerning Provident Credit Union's credit card. The information is accurate as of the effective date stated above and may change after this date. You may call us toll free at (800) 632-4600 or write us at Provident Credit Union, 303 Twin Dolphin Drive, Redwood City, CA 94065 to inquire if any changes have occurred since the date stated above.
*The Prime Rate used to determine the APR is the rate published in The Wall Street Journal.