CareCredit and Synchrony Bank
CareCredit is the healthcare financing brand; Synchrony Bank is the issuer named in the CareCredit credit card agreement and manages the credit account.
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Understand CareCredit deferred interest, current purchase APR, promotional deadlines and what “No Interest if Paid in Full” actually requires.
“No Interest if Paid in Full” means interest can be assessed from the purchase date if the promotional purchase is not paid in full within the promotional period. Your statement, promotional disclosure and account agreement control your account.
CareCredit is the healthcare financing brand; Synchrony Bank is the issuer named in the CareCredit credit card agreement and manages the credit account.
Read the guideSee the current published CareCredit purchase APR, how daily interest is calculated, when promotional rates differ and why your own account terms control.
Read the guideLearn how CareCredit deferred interest accrues, when it is waived or charged, which statement dates matter and why minimum payments may not clear the promotion.
Read the guideOrganize multiple CareCredit promotional balances by purchase, remaining balance and expiration date, then verify how each payment affected the account.
Read the guideFind the remaining CareCredit promotional balance and expiration date on your statement, online account or mobile app without confusing other account totals.
Read the guideCareCredit can result in no interest on an eligible promotional purchase, but only when the exact paid-in-full conditions are satisfied before expiration.
Read the guideFind out why interest may appear after a CareCredit promotion ends, which statement details to check and what records to gather before contacting the issuer.
Read the guideLearn why the minimum payment can leave a CareCredit promotional balance at expiration and how to set a separate payoff planning target.
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