HSBC Credit Cards

HSBC Bank Credit Card

Among the many banks that issue credit cards, few can match the diversity that HSBC Bank offers. HSBC credit cards are available for cardholders in bad credit situations as well as for those with excellent credit scores.

The HSBC American Express Card offers everything AMEX does and more.

One shining example of the end-result of the alliance between American Express and HSBC credit cards is the HSBC American Express Card with Plus Reward.  This card features a 0% introductory APR on purchases and balance transfers as well as 1.25 points on every purchase, with no limit on the amount of points you can earn and no annual fee.  In addition, card holders benefit from the American Express signature round-the-clock service and worldwide travel benefits.  However, to qualify for this card, you’ll need near perfect credit, close to or higher than 758 so clearly this card is not for everyone.

  • Editor's Rating: 7.0 Top Pick
  • Consumer Rating: (9 ratings) 6.8
Intro APR: 0%
Regular APR: 7.90% - 15.99%
Annual Fee: $0 - $79
Intro Period: 6 months
Balance Transfer: Yes*
Credit Needed: Bad

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  • Acceptance at millions of locations worldwide, including website purchases and reservations
  • Your account information is updated and at your fingertips 24/7 so you can manage it your way
  • Email and text messages to remind you of your upcoming payment due date with online enrollment

  • Editor's Rating: 7.5
  • Consumer Rating: (3 ratings) 7.7
Intro APR: 1.99%
Regular APR: 13.99%
Annual Fee: None
Intro Period: 6 Months
Balance Transfer: Yes*
Credit Needed: Excellent

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  • FREE Rewards Program designed for hard-working union members.
  • Get 2,000 bonus points after first purchase, more than halfway to a $25 Gift Card.
  • Earn 1 Point for every dollar spent anywhere
  • Earn 2 Points for every dollar spent at gas stations, grocery stores, and drug stores.
  • NO Balance Transfer Fees and APR stays FIXED until the balance is paid in full*.
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