Overview

Who is this credit card designed for?

JetBlue Card is a credit card issued by Barclays, which is based in New York, NY. 

JetBlue Card is designed for people with a credit score of 700 to 850. It's perfect for consumers looking for a card without an annual fee. A rewards program is included that allows you to convert your purchases into travel, gifts, or other perks. This card supports balance transfers, which is an attractive feature if you have credit card debt and would like to transfer it to a card with a lower APR.

What are the relevant APRs?

JetBlue Card has a variable purchase APR that ranges from 17.49% up to 26.49%.

The card has a variable balance transfer APR that ranges from 17.49% up to 26.49%.

It also has a variable cash advance APR starting at 26.74%.

Is an introductory APR offer available?

Yes, JetBlue Card offers an introductory APR rate on balance transfers of 0% for a period of 12 months.

JetBlue Card does not offer an introductory rate on new purchases.

What are the fees?

The following fees apply to JetBlue Card:

• There is no annual fee.
• A late payment penalty of $37.
• A returned payment fee of $37.
• There are no foreign transaction fees.

Is a rewards program offered?

JetBlue Card offers a rewards program to its customers. This card features rewards for purchases in the following categories:

• Airfare
• Every Purchase
• Groceries
• Restaurants

Is a signup bonus offered?

JetBlue Card doesn't offer a cash signup bonus. However, it does include a 10000 points signup bonus after spending $1000 that can be redeemed for travel, gifts, or other perks.

Is an annual loyalty bonus offered?

JetBlue Card doesn't offer a cash loyalty bonus.

What additional benefits are offered?

 JetBlue Card provides the following benefits:

Does JetBlue Card report your account activity to credit bureaus?

JetBlue Card reports your account activity to the following credit reporting agencies:

• Equifax
• Experian
• Transunion
• Innovis

Making regular and on-time payments on a credit card that reports your account activity to credit bureaus will demonstrate that you consistently manage debt well and can help increase your credit scores.