PREMIER Bankcard®

Every year, millions of Americans find themselves faced with bad credit sometimes due to illness, divorce, loss of job or other tough circumstances. As a national market leader, PREMIER Bankcard focuses on individuals who have less than perfect credit but are actually still creditworthy. Their cards may be able to help build, rebuild, or reestablish credit history if on-time payments are made to all of your creditors and account balances are kept low relative to the credit limit. PREMIER Bankcard® is a registered trademark of PREMIER Bankcard®, LLC.

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First PREMIER Bank and PREMIER Bankcard specialize in a wide range of subprime credit cards that are marketed to individuals with “less than perfect” credit. Founded by T. Denny Sanford and headquartered out of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, PREMIER Bankcard issues Mastercard® credit cards in the United States.

PREMIER Bankcard is the service provider for PREMIER Bankcard and First PREMIER Bank credit cards.

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