Centennial MasterCard or Visa from First PREMIER Bank

First Premier Bank offers a quick and easy application process and an open attitude towards applicants with less than perfect credit. Apply for the Centennial MasterCard credit card by filling out an online application.

Centennial Visa or MasterCard® from First PREMIER® Bank

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Low APR on Purchases
Reports monthly to 4 Major Credit Bureaus
Enjoy the benefit of 24 hour account access by phone

Intro APR	Intro APR Period	Regular APR	Annual Fee	Balance Transfers	Credit Needed
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RATES AND FEES
This account has a $29 Account Set-Up Fee, $95 Program Fee, $48 Annual Fee, $7.00 Monthly Serving Fee , and an annual $20 additional Card Fee, if applicable. The minimum credit limit will be $250 and these fees will reduce your available credit until they are paid. Other fees are $29 late fee, $29 overlimit fee, and $25 credit limit increase fee each time your account is eligible and approved for an unsecured credit limit increase.

* See the online Centennial Visa or MasterCard® from First PREMIER® Bank credit card applications for details about terms and conditions of reward programs and offers. Reasonable efforts are made to maintain accurate information. However all credit card information is presented without warranty. When you click on the " Apply Here " button you can review the credit card terms and conditions on the credit card issuer's web site.

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