introductory rate
Definition
A low rate offered for financing as an incentive to apply for said financing. This rate is usually lower than the typical market rate of interest and offered for a limited time. It also may have other restrictions; the rate may only apply to balance transfers, purchases, or cash advances. also called introductory annual percentage rate (APR) or teaser rate.
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