You’ll know more about interest rates if you read the agreement that comes with the card. Details about the fees you’re paying, interest rates, and card terms agreement are all in that fine print. But the average agreement was 4,900 words in 2016, CreditCards.com noted, despite the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau urging issuers back in 2011 to cut the length and complexity; its model was 1,188 words.
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