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SearsCharge makes catalog shopping easier
IMPORTANT SEARSCHARGE CREDIT TERMS
The information below includes the costs associated with a SearsCharge Account. It Is accurate as of August, 1989, but
may change after that date. To find out what may have changed write to: Sears Telemarketing Center, 2269 Village Mall Dr.,
Mansfield, OH 44906. A copy of the entire SearsCharge agreement for you to keep, with all terms applicable to your state
of residence, will be sent to you with the credit card(s). You need not accept the card and are not required to pay any fee
or charge disclosed unless the card is used.
Annual
Percentage
Rate
Variable
Rate
Information
Grace Period
To Repay
Balance
The annual percentage rate is 21 %unless you reside in a
state shown below:
Alabama
....... . 21 % Massachusetts ...... 18%
to $750. 18% on excess
Michigan
....... 20%
Alaska ............. 18% Minnesota
...... 18%
to$1000, 10.5%onexcess Missouri ... . . .. .. 20.04%
Arkansas ........... 12% Nebraska . . . .. .. .... 21 %
(SeeVariable Rate Information)
to $500, 18% on excess
California .......... 19.2% No . Carolina
.. 18%
Connecticut . . . .
. 15% No. Dakota .... . ..... 18%
Florida ............. 18% Pennsylvania ........ 18%
Hawaii ...... . ..... . 18% Puerto Rico
.... 20.4%
Iowa . . . . . . .
. ... 19.8% Rhode Island ........ 18%
Kansas ............. 21 % Texas . . . .......... 18%
to$1000, 14.4%onexcess Washington ......... 18%
Louisiana ........... 18%
W.
Virginia .
. . 18%
Maine
. . . . . . . . .
. . 18% Wisconsin .......... 18%
(Arkansas Residents Only) Your Annual Percentage Rate
may vary. The rate is determined by adding 5% per annum to
the Federal Reserve Discount Rate on 90 day commercial
oaoer in Arkansas .
You have 30 days from your billing date to repay your
balance before being charged afinance charge.
Balance
Calculation
Method For
Purchases
Minimum
Finance
Charge
Late
Payment
Fees
Annual
Fees
Over-The-
Credit-
Limit Fees
Transaction
Fees
The Average Daily Balance method (including new
transactions) is used in all states except Maine,
Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana,
New Mexico and North Dakota where the Average Daily
Balance method (excluding new transactions) is used.
Aminimum monthly finance charge of
50~
applies in all
states except Arkansas , Connecticut, Hawaii, Maryland,
Nebraska, Nevada, No. Carolina, No . Dakota, Rhode Island,
Virginia, Dist. of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.
Late payment fees vary from state to state. They range from
zero to the lesser of $5 or 5%with aminimum of
$1 on payments more than 10 days late.
None
None
None
Ohio residents only: The Ohio laws against discrimination require that all creditors make credit equally available to all creditworthy customers, and that credit
reporting agencies maintain separate credit histories on each individual upon request. The Ohio Civil Rights Commission administers compliance with this law.
New York residents only: A consumer report may be ordered in connection with this application , or subsequently in connection with the update, renewal or
extension of credit. Upon your request , you will be informed whether or not aconsumer credit report was ordered , and if it was , you will be given the name and
address of the consumer reporting agency that furnished the report.
Wisconsin residents only: Wisconsin law provides that no agreement, court order or individual statement applying to marital property will affect a creditor's
interests unless prior to the time credit is granted the creditor is furnished with acopy of the agreement, court order, or statement, or has actual knowledge of
the adverse provision.
AUGUST1989