First Premier's $400-a-year credit card

First Premier's $400-a-year credit card

The $400-a-year credit card

Would you pay $400 a year to own a credit card?

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Credit Card Could Cost You $400 A Year

NEW YORK (CNNMoney) -- Would you pay $400 a year to own a credit card? That's how much the First Premier Platinum card can easily wind up costing its customers, according to CardHub, a credit card-tracking website that has examined more than 1,000 credit card offers.