Common use of Special Offers Clause in Contracts

Special Offers. We may make special offers to any Cardholder from time to time including, but not limited to, Introductory Interest Rate and other Promotional Interest Rate offers that temporarily lower the Interest Rate applicable to portions of the Debt, such as certain types of Cash Advances. We sometimes make Introductory Interest Rate offers that apply to new Accounts only. For example, we could offer a low Introductory Interest Rate for certain transactions for a limited period of time, such as a 3.9% Introductory Interest Rate on all Cash Advances for 9 months. A Promotional Interest Rate offer is an offer we may periodically make to any Cardholder and that applies to their Card after an Account has been opened. For example, we could offer any Cardholder a low Promotional Interest Rate for certain transactions for a limited period of time, such as a 3.9% Promotional Interest Rate on Credit Card Cheques for 9 months. If we make any Cardholder a special offer, we will explain its scope and duration and any additional terms that apply to it. If a Cardholder accepts the special offer by using the Credit Card Cheques or otherwise taking advantage of the special offer, both you and the Cardholder will be bound by this Agreement and any additional terms we set out in the offer. When the promotion expires, the special offer terms will end and the terms and conditions of this Agreement will continue to apply, including, but not limited to, those related to the Interest Rate and payments. The Account Statement will set out any Introductory Interest Rate(s) or Promotional Interest Rate(s) that apply to the Cardholder’s New Balance, any remaining balances associated with those rates, and when those rates expire. If any expiry date falls on a date for which we do not process Account Statements (for example, weekends and certain holidays), we will continue to provide the Cardholder with the benefit of the Introductory Interest Rate or Promotional Interest Rate until the next statement processing day.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Card Agreement, www.rbcroyalbank.com, www.rbcroyalbank.com

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Special Offers. We may make special offers to any Cardholder you from time to time includingtime, but not limited to, including Introductory Interest Rate and other Promotional Interest Rate offers that temporarily lower the Interest Rate applicable to portions a portion of the Debt, such as when you make certain types of Cash Advances. We sometimes make Introductory Interest Rate offers that apply to new Accounts only. For example, we could offer a low Introductory Interest Rate for applicable to certain transactions for a limited period of time, such as a 3.9% Introductory Interest Rate on all Cash Advances for 9 the first six (6) months. A Promotional Interest Rate offer is an offer that we may periodically make to any Cardholder you and that applies to their Card after an your Account has been opened. For example, we could offer any Cardholder a low Promotional Interest Rate for applicable to certain transactions for a limited period of time, such as a 3.92.9% Promotional Interest Rate on Credit Card Cheques Balance Transfers for 9 nine (9) months. If we make any Cardholder you a special offer, we will explain its scope and duration and any additional terms that apply to it. If a Cardholder accepts you accept the special offer by using the Credit Card Cheques or otherwise taking advantage of the special offerit, both you and the Cardholder will be bound by this Agreement and any additional terms that we set out in the offer. When the promotion expires, the a special offer that you are participating in expires or comes to an end, its terms will end and the terms and conditions of this Agreement will continue to apply, including, but not limited to, including those related to the Interest Rate Rates and payments. The Account Statement will set out indicate any Introductory Interest Rate(s) or Promotional Interest Rate(s) that apply applies to the CardholderAccount’s New Balance, any remaining balances associated with those rates, and when those rates expire. If any expiry date falls on a date for which we do not process Account Statements (for example, weekends and certain holidays), we will continue to provide the Cardholder you with the benefit of the Introductory Interest Rate or the Promotional Interest Rate until the next statement processing day.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.rbcroyalbank.com, www.rbcroyalbank.com

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