Making your Johns Hopkins Alumni Association credit card payment or looking to login to view your statement or manage your account online? This guide has you covered. Just below there is information on the various payment options available. To make a payment online or manage your account, follow the link provided below on this page to the Johns Hopkins Alumni Association credit card login. You will also find useful bill pay information such as the credit card customer service number, payment mailing address, and billing phone number below.
Johns Hopkins Credit Card Payment
The John Hopkins Credit Card is a BankAmericard, issued by Bank of America. This bank gives you many ways to manage your account and make balance payments, including a useful and easy-to-use online account service.
Pay Online: We recommend that all cardholders register for Online Banking to manage their credit card. With this service you can manage your account from anywhere with an internet connection – pay your bills, see your statements, make balance transfers and keep your personal information up to date. You can also set up alerts (for example, alerts for your payment due dates) to ensure that you do not forget to pay a bill. To make your Johns Hopkins credit card payment online click the “Pay Online” button below to login, register, view your statement or manage your account online.
Pay by Phone: The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association credit card payment phone number is 1-800-236-6497.
Pay by Mail: The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association credit card payment mailing address is: Bank of America, PO Box 15019, Wilmington, DE 19886-5019. Urgent payments can also be sent overnight to: Payment Services, 900 Samoset Drive, DE5-023-03-02, Newark, DE 19713-6000. Please include your Johns Hopkins Alumni Association account number on your check. Your account number is located on your statement. To ensure your Johns Hopkins Alumni Association payment is received on time it is recommended that you mail your payment at least 5 business days prior to the due date shown on your monthly billing statement.
Pay in Store: No. At this time you cannot pay your Johns Hopkins Alumni Association credit card in stores.
Johns Hopkins Alumni Association Credit Card Customer Service: The Johns Hopkins Alumni Association credit card customer service number is 1-800-236-6497.
Johns Hopkins Credit Card
With the BankAmericard Cash Rewards Visa Signature Credit Card, members of the John Hopkins Alumni Association can show their support for John Hopkins University and benefit from a card that delivers many perks and benefits. On the whole, this card is particularly good if you plan on making plenty of purchases within the first few months, or if you have a Bank of America checking/savings account. This card does not offer the lowest possible rates of interest, and some aspects of the terms and conditions you should be wary of, such as the high penalty APR.
The main benefits with this card include 0% APR on purchases for the first 12 billing cycles, and a rewards program that offers 1%, 2% and 3% cash back for the first $1,500 that you spend each quarter. 3% cash back is provided on gas, 2% cash back is provided on groceries, and 1% cash back is provided for all other purchases. You can choose to have your rewards deposited into an account, or added as a statement credit. If you spend over $500 in purchases within the first 90 days, you will receive a $100 cash back bonus, and if you redeem your rewards into a Bank of America checking/savings account, you will receive a 10% bonus.
With a ceiling rate of 22.99%, this card is geared towards those with good or excellent credit scores. Depending on your creditworthiness, you will receive an APR between 12.99% and 22.99% on purchases and balance transfers. There is a rate of 22.99% for Direct Deposit and Check Cash Advances, and a rate of 24.99% for Bank Cash Advances. You should be careful to always keep in good standing with your John Hopkins Credit Card, otherwise you could be lumped with a 29.99% penalty APR.
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