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Wells Fargo Credit Cards: An Updated List

There are 7 major Wells Fargo credit cards available to consumers. As with all major banks and credit card companies, you can either apply for these Wells Fargo credit cards online, or you may have received an offer in the mail.

All Wells Fargo credit cards come with built-in protection when it comes to fraud or theft when reported in a timely fashion. This is a free service included with all cards from Wells Fargo.

Here is a list of the currently available credit cards along with some of the major benefits and features of each card. Of course, the APR’s and other benefits may change at any time, but were current as of this post being published.

Wells Fargo Credit Cards:

  1. Wells Fargo Rewards® Card (Earn rewards on purchases)
  2. Wells Fargo Cash Back Credit Card (Earn cash back on purchases)
  3. Wells Fargo Home Rebate Card® (Rebated help pay down the principal balance of your Wells Fargo Home Mortgage)

    In addition, the above three cards have the following benefits:

    • Earn rewards points for purchases
    • No Annual Fee
    • APR for purchases: 0% for 6 months, as low as 12.65% variable thereafter
  4. Wells Fargo Platinum Card – 0% APR for 6 months, then as low as 10.65% variable after.
  5. Wells Fargo Cash Back College Card (For students to earn cash back on their purchases as they build their credit.) This card does not come with a zero percent APR. The initial APR is between 5.9% and 13.9% for 6 months and then as low as 12.65% thereafter.
  6. Wells Fargo College Card (Similar to the College Cash Back card, but this is not a rewards card.) The APR on this card is 5.9% for 6 months and then as low as 11.65% variable thereafter.
  7. Wells Fargo Secured Card (This is a secured credit card for those who need to establish or rebuild credit.) This is the only Wells Fargo credit card that has an annual fee of $18 per year. The APR is a variable 18.99%

You can learn more about these cards at the Wells Fargo website.

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