Citi Credit Cards
20 March 2019Globally recognised, and with a presence in more than 100 countries, Citi is one of the world's leading financial services providers. Citi offers a range of credit cards, including cards with a low on-going purchase rate, rewards cards, and a frequent flyer card with Emirates airline.
Citibank is a division of Citigroup, one of the world's largest financial services organisations. Combining the strength of its worldwide consumer banking network with local expertise gained on the ground in Australia, Citi provides a huge range of financial products and services including deposit accounts, mortgages and insurance, as well as credit cards and charge cards. While its range of cards certainly packs a punch in terms of features, it does offer more basic options for cardholders who want to keep it simple.
Founded in 1812, Citibank started out life as the City Bank of New York, to later become First National City Bank of New York. While the organisation now has a presence in nearly 100 countries, it wasn’t until 1985 that Citibank commenced consumer operations here in Australia, when it became the first foreign bank to be granted a banking licence. Today, Citi counts more than one million Australians and one thousand local corporate and institutional clients as customers.
If you’re looking to join those one million customers, take a look at the range of Citi cards on the page below. Cardholders looking to earn rewards on their card spending have plenty to choose from, with options to earn on a variety of rewards programs. These cards are often packed with features, making them a fantastic option for cardholders who want their card to pack a punch. Of course, there are more basic options on offer too, with some offering low rates and low fees, and some great intro offers as well.
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Citi Group - Leading Global Card Issuer
Citi Australia is part of one of the largest global banking networks in the world, the Citi Group, which operates in more than 100 countries. Citi Australia offers a full suite of popular balance transfer and rewards credit cards.
About Citi Credit Cards
The bank does not target any particular market, but has rewards cards linked to Emirates Airlines as well as three Citi premium options for rewards cards.
Citi also offers mobile banking, online banking and a range of transactional and savings accounts. These include deposit accounts, foreign deposit accounts and mortgages, insurance and charge cards to consumers.
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Citi is among the largest financial services companies in the world, and operates in more than 100 countries. Citi Australia has been operating for more than 30 years, with one million plus Australian customers and more than one thousand Australian corporate and institutional clients.
Citi Australia traditionally offers some of the best balance transfer rates on the Australian market, and has been known for developing credit card products that function like a personal loan.
The bank also has a markets & banking and wealth management arm active in Australia and does work on investment research, as well as rewards programs like Diners Club which is owned by Citi Group.
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