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Upcoming improvements to your Cedar Point Mastercard®We’re pleased to share that on August 19, 2024 we will be launching a new, easy-to-navigate website for accessing your credit card information. Designed to optimize your experience, the new solution provides a modern interface and can be used with any mobile device, including smart phones and tablets. To protect you from fraud, we will not list the new features here; however, you should stay tuned for an email from us which includes that information. To ensure a seamless transition, you will not be able to access your credit card information starting Thursday night, August 15 until early Monday, August 19. Please plan accordingly. When you log in August 19, you will be redirected to a new log in page. Here, you’ll be able to access your account. Please look for the email in late July with more information on logging in for the first time. Please note, if you have the current website bookmarked or favorited, make sure to update to the new site on August 19. If you use CardValet®, you may be able to view credit card information during the maintenance period; however, card information, including transactions, will be accurate as of Thursday, August 15. Credit Card information available in CardValet® will be updated by Tuesday, August 20. For any questions regarding your account or the log in process, please call us at 301-863-7071 or email us at valet@cpfcu.com. |
Balance Transfer OpportunityA balance transfer is a way to move credit card debt from one credit card to another to save money on interest. When you transfer your balance(s) to a Cedar Point credit card, you can consolidate your debt, while also accessing a lower, fixed rate. Lower rates can help you save money on your monthly payments and help you pay off your debt sooner. Plus, there is no balance transfer fee. Here's an example of what your monthly interest savings might look like if you transfer your balances to Cedar Point.
In the scenario above, your monthly payment would be reduced by $18. And you'd be saving over $30 on interest alone. Over time, those savings really add up.
*APR = Annual Percentage Rate **Weighted Average |