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Low-Rate Student Visa® Credit Card

You start with a reasonable credit limit of up to $1,000 to help build a good credit record while you're still in college*. New Mexico Educators Federal Credit Union gives. With responsible use of this credit card, you can establish a strong credit history, making it easier for you to obtain loans in the future.

  • 13.00% Annual Percentage Rate .
  • No Annual Fee.
  • 25-Day Grace Period to avoid paying interest charges.
  • Worldwide Acceptance.
  • Cash access at millions of locations worldwide that accept Visa credit cards.
  • 24-Hour Toll-Free Phone Access to your account information.
  • Toll-Free Personalized Customer Service six days a week.
  • Secure Online Access to your account information.
  • Verified by Visa® service to protect your online purchases.
  • Unique translucent blue design.

*We encourage students to wait until their junior or senior year of college before starting to establish credit.

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