The Best Low Fee Credit Cards In Australia

Friday, January 6th, 2012

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…)

Consumer Confidence Down as Credit Costs Rise

Wednesday, May 25th, 2011

The cost of shopping will increase over the next few years for many consumers, even if the RBA succeeds in keeping inflation down by raising interest rates. (more…)

Common Fees Associated With Credit Cards

Thursday, May 5th, 2011

No matter which type of credit card is being discussed, there are fees which are common to nearly all. Below are explanations and definitions for some of the fees which are often found on credit card statements. (more…)

The Importance of Considering Annual Credit Card Fees

Thursday, April 28th, 2011

When comparing credit cards, the two key factors to consider are interest rates and fees. Perhaps the most common credit card fee, which can be found in nearly every card agreement, is the annual fee. (more…)

The True Cost of Credit Cards

Tuesday, February 1st, 2011

Individuals who are hoping to apply for a credit card may be aware that they can incur fees on their accounts by way of overdrafts and late payments. They assume that as long as they avoid actions which might incur such penalties they can basically open up a credit card account for free. There is, however, an assortment of hidden fees which actually make credit card use more expensive than advertised. (more…)