New Disney Visa "Inspire" card

[AttheParks]

My closing was yesterday. Received the $300 credit for spending $1,000 immediately a couple weeks ago. I haven't received the $100 for renewing my annual pass on 2/19. Hope it posts soon!

 

[Lorana]

Is 0% financing on Disney cruise purchases a perk of the card? If so, how do you activate it?

I’m guessing WDW LLs? We’ve probably hit the $200 on hard tickets and LLs at this point (each!) but all at DLR.

All Disney Visa cards offer the 0% financing if you pay the cruise vacation with your Disney Visa. It does not count for purchases made onboard the cruise, however.

And, Yes, WDW LLs.

 

[HyperspaceMountainPilot]

All Disney Visa cards offer the 0% financing if you pay the cruise vacation with your Disney Visa. It does not count for purchases made onboard the cruise, however.

And, Yes, WDW LLs.

I can see now on my statement that there is some sort of special balance amount— but it’s a few purchases made on different dates— do I just need to keep track of how much I have to pay by when or is there a way to look that up?

 

[RuntheMouse]

I can see now on my statement that there is some sort of special balance amount— but it’s a few purchases made on different dates— do I just need to keep track of how much I have to pay by when or is there a way to look that up?

On your statement, it should tell you the expiration of the 0% financing. It will also give you your minimum payment as well as an interest saving payment. If you pay more than that amount, it will tell you that you are prepaying on your special offer.

 

[eticketplease]

I can see now on my statement that there is some sort of special balance amount— but it’s a few purchases made on different dates— do I just need to keep track of how much I have to pay by when or is there a way to look that up?

As @RuntheMouse stated it is the Interest Saving Payment.

As long as you pay that there will be no interest until it tells you the interest period is up somewhere on your statement.

Unlike some credit cards that offers 0% interest, Chase does not divide your purchase by six to add to that payment amount. Basically the amount of the interest savings payment is the amount of all your purchases that don’t qualify for 0% interest plus one or two dollars.

If you’re trying to do a budget, take the number in the interest balance and divide by five and pay that amount in addition to the interest savings payment for no surprises otherwise you can just keep that money in a HYSA and pay the whole thing when due.

 

[gottalovepluto]

If I call, can I get them to charge the entire stay to my card now and not just the deposit?

Yes. They can charge any amount you want up to the remaining balance due.