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The box will also say whether there's an introductory rate and how long it'll last. Today's average APR is 11.32%; with a credit score of 720, you should get 10% or less.

Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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The box will also say whether there's an introductory rate and how long it'll last. Today's average APR is 11.32%; with a credit score of 720, you should get 10% or less.

Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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The box will also say whether there's an introductory rate and how long it'll last. Today's average APR is 11.32%; with a credit score of 720, you should get 10% or less.

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The box will also say whether there's an introductory rate and how long it'll last. Today's average APR is 11.32%; with a credit score of 720, you should get 10% or less.

Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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The box will also say whether there's an introductory rate and how long it'll last. Today's average APR is 11.32%; with a credit score of 720, you should get 10% or less.

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Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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The box will also say whether there's an introductory rate and how long it'll last. Today's average APR is 11.32%; with a credit score of 720, you should get 10% or less.

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Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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The box will also say whether there's an introductory rate and how long it'll last. Today's average APR is 11.32%; with a credit score of 720, you should get 10% or less.

Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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The box will also say whether there's an introductory rate and how long it'll last. Today's average APR is 11.32%; with a credit score of 720, you should get 10% or less.

Note: Most APRs are variable, meaning they change with the prime rate.

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