Write a ReviewThe BuyPower Card® offers 5% earnings on the first $5,000 for every $1 spent on purchases of GM parts and services at authorized GM dealers.
Capital One BuyPower Card®
For People with
Fair Credit
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Card Quick Facts
- 5% Earnings on your first $5,000 in purchases every year
- Unlimited 2% Earnings on every purchase after that
- Redeem Earnings toward the purchase or lease of a new Chevrolet, Buick, GMC or Cadillac vehicle
- No annual fee, no redemption limits, no Earnings expiration, no foreign transaction fees
- Save even more when you combine your available Earnings with most current GM offers and incentives
- 0% intro APR on purchases for 12 months, then an 11.9% – 19.9% variable APR on purchases will apply
For People with
Fair Credit
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Card Details
Rewards
- 5% earnings on the first $5,000 for every $1 spent on purchases of GM parts and services at authorized GM dealers
- 2% earnings on all other purchases
- There are no limits to the amount of points you can earn
- Points never expire
Introductory Bonus
- None
Card Stats
Annual Fee
$0
Additional Cards Annual Fee
-
Regular Purchase APR
11.90%-19.90% (Variable)
Intro Purchase APR
0% for 12 months
Foreign Transaction Fee
None
Chip Technology
Chip-and-Signature
Minimum Credit Limit
-
Maximum Credit Limit
-
Free Credit Score
No
Penalty APR
24.99% (Variable)
Late Fee
Up to $35
Returned Payment Fee
Up to $25
Balance Transfers
Intro Balance Transfer APR
-
Regular Balance Transfer APR
11.90%-19.90% (Variable)
Balance Transfer Fee
$0
A balance transfer is a way to move credit card debt from one credit card to another with the goal of saving money on interest.
How balance transfers work
Cash Advances
Cash Advance APR
24.90% (Variable)
Cash Advance Fee
3%; Min:$10
Borrowing cash on your credit card is a cash advance. Cash advances usually come with very high fees. Even worse, cash advances can signal to lenders that you’re being irresponsible with money.
How cash advances workCard Benefits
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