 TITLE: How to Compare Credit Card Interest Rates CONTENT: Where You Can Find Credit Card Interest Rates\n---------------------------------------------\nAs you drive down the street, it's pretty easy to compare the price of gas between different service stations. Every gas station displays its current price per gallon for each grade of fuel, and you know that it will always be the price that you'll pay at the pump.\nUnfortunately, it's not as easy to compare credit card interest rates. You won't find these rates on large signs outside of your bank, and you'll even have to search a little to find all of the rates online. And when you do find a card's terms and conditions online, you'll see several interest rates, each for a different type of balance.\nWhen you're shopping online for a new credit card, you need to look for a link to its terms and conditions, which is sometimes labeled Rates and Fees. By law, financial institutions are required to provide this information in a standardized table. In fact, even the size of the typeface is regulated, so that credit card issuers can't bury this important information in fine print. This table is often called a Schumer Box after New York Senator Charles Schumer, who championed the provision requiring it. The first part of this table will be titled Interest Rates and Interest Fees, and it will have several sections.\n#### Schumer Box Example END