While it may not be one of Australia’s Big Banks, Citibank is one of the leading financial service companies in the world.
With over 200 million customer accounts, Citi’s focus on global banking options and services has lead to competitive and unique Australian credit cards. (more…)
Australians spend hundreds of dollars on credit card fees every year with individual card costs ranging from $30 up to $300 or more.
These costs can make an otherwise good credit card feel like a weight in your wallet, especially if there is a balance and interest rates to worry about.
But in a lot of cases the annual fee corresponds with how many features and extras a card is carrying, and many of the cards with no annual fee can seem bland compared to other options.
There is a compromise, however, in the form of cards with low annual fees and here is a look at four of the best cards for under $100. (more…)
Comparing a current credit card with new credit offers is a great way to make sure you have the best deal for any situation.
These highly competitive deals change all the time, so it makes sense to regularly review what options are available and could add more benefits to using credit.
Unfortunately a lot of credit card offers advertised are of the introductory variety, which means the low rates or large amount of points you get upon signup could quickly be replaced with more expensive ongoing features. (more…)
Not only is ANZ one of the biggest banks in the country, it is also has some of the most competitive rewards cards available.
For people looking for a frequent flyer card, the ANZ Frequent Flyer comes with Visa and American Express cards to help maximise points.
In the past the two membership levels for this card were standard and gold, but in 2010 ANZ made a commitment to offer more benefits for cardholders and transitioned from the Gold Frequent Flyer to the Platinum Frequent Flyer. (more…)
While many different credit cards offer balance transfer deals, the Aussie credit card has a reputation for longer low rate options.
Unlike other credit card providers, who may decide to change the rates or length of a balance transfer offer throughout the year, Aussie has opted for more consistency.
For years this MasterCard option has provided low introductory rates on balances and purchases for the first 12 months, before reverting to a low ongoing rate that is applied to both balances and new charges. (more…)
