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"For banking, this is the place to be."

 

Rick, a retired first grade teacher, has helped kids make good choices throughout his entire adult life. So when it came to choosing a credit card, he followed his own advice and chose wisely. He’s learned that a clean slate can lower your monthly payment and add points to your credit score – it’s like first grade math.

 

Since returning to Holland from Florida, Rick and his wife, Bonnie, say it’s been a good move bringing their accounts to Consumers. They love our rates, but more importantly, feel like family.

 

Saving money with a lower interest rate and consolidating balances has enabled Rick and Bonnie to free up their cash flow. Now they can focus on the important things in life: like visiting four grandkids, golfing and bowling, and volunteering for the local hospital.

 

“Friends are hard to come by,” says Rick. “By bringing our business to Consumers, we feel like we’re working with friends. For banking, this is the place to be.”

 

–Rick, joined 2011

 

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Credit Cards

 

Whether you're traveling around the world or across town, our credit cards provide the flexibility and convenience you need. You have two versatile credit card programs to choose from.

 

 

Apply NowPlatinum Visa with Rewards

  • No annual fee

  • 25 day grace period

  • $500-$50,000 credit limits

  • Rates as low as 9.99% APR*>

  • Transfer balances easily

  • No balance transfer fee

  • Make payments online or through direct deposit

  • Rewards program

    For each purchase made with your Platinum Visa, you’ll earn points that can be redeemed for special gifts, vacation packages, or airline tickets. Start selecting awards at just 2,500 points, or save for merchandise valued up to 375,000 points! The more points you earn, the greater your award choices. Visit www.CURewards.com for details.

 

 

Gold MasterCard

  • No annual fee

  • 25-day grace period

  • $500-$50,000 credit limits

  • Rates as low as 8.99% APR*

  • Transfer balances easily

  • No balance transfer fee

  • Make payments online or through direct deposit

 

 

Student Credit Cards

  • $500 credit limit, you may qualify with...

    • A full-time class schedule or part-time class schedule with two years employment history

    • An active Consumers checking account

    • No bad credit (no credit is ok)

    • A qualified adult co-signer or current employment with a paystub less than 30 days old

     

  • $1,000+ credit limit, you may qualify with...

    • A full-time class schedule or part-time class schedule with two years employment history

    • An active Consumers checking account

    • A credit score of 650+ with no bad credit in the last 24 months

    • A qualified adult co-signer or current employment with a paystub less than 30 days old

 

 

Make Credit Card Payments Online

 

Online Banking gives you the option to make your credit card payments online! Simply sign into Online Banking and you’ll see your credit card information listed with your accounts. Just transfer funds from your checking or savings account directly to your credit card. It’s that easy! You can make the minimum monthly payment or any amount up to the entire balance.

 

 

*APR = Annual Percentage Rate.

**The regular Annual Percentage you pay is based on a periodic review of your account and credit history. Please refer to your Truth-In-Lending-Statement.

 

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