With a rewards credit card you can earn points for every dollar spent which can be exchanged for a number of rewards including airmiles, cashback and shopping vouchers. Apply online and start earning today.
| Card | Issuer | Rewards | Std APR p.a. | Annual Fee | Apply |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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ANZ Frequent Flyer Classic Receive 10,000 Bonus Qantas Frequent Flyer points if you apply before 13th March 2012! ANZ Frequent Flyer card holders can get a complimentary Qantas Frequent Flyer membership and save $82.50 |
Frequently Flyer Visa Card = 1 Qantas Points for every spent Frequently Flyer Amex Card = 1 Qantas Point for every spent Complimentary Qantas Frequent Flyer membership worth .50 | 19.74% | $95 | Apply > More Info |
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ANZ Frequent Flyer Platinum Receive 20,000 Bonus Qantas Frequent Flyer points if you apply before 13th March 2012! Get Overseas Travel and Medical Insurance, Extended Warranty and 90-day Purchase Security Insurance |
Frequently Flyer Visa Card = 1 Qantas Points for every spent Frequently Flyer Amex Card = 1.5 Qantas Point for every spent | 19.74% | $295 | Apply > More Info |
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St. George Amplify Earn Qantas Airmiles or Amplify Reward points |
You have a choice of St.George Amplify Reward Points or Qantas Reward Points spent = 1 Amplify Point spent = 1 Qantas Frequent Flyer points | 18.74% | $79 | Apply > More Info |
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Bankwest More Card Get BankWest More Rewards program or pay $30 opt-in fee per annum for Qantas Frequent Flyer points |
Receive 5,000 Bankwest More Reward Bonus Points when you activate your card, or 1,666 Qantas Frequent Flyer Points. That's enough for a 0 Flight Centre voucher! ( spent = 1.5 Reward Points) | 19.24% | $89 | Apply > More Info |
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Citibank BP Mastercard 10% off your petrol at BP until 31st July 2012 & 0.5% Cash Back elsewhere |
10% cash back on purchases at BP until 31st July 2012 0.5% back everywhere else you spent (excluding non-BP petrol stations) Up to 55 days interest-free on retail purchases MasterCard Worldwide acceptance Access to Citibank World Privileges with up to 25% off shopping, dining and travel worldwide | 20.89% | $89 | Apply > More Info |
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ANZ Reward Card Receive 10,000 Bonus Reward Points if you apply by 13 March 2012! Earn 2 reward points for every $1 spent with Amex or 1.5 for every $1 with Visa. |
= 2 ANZ Reward Points with Amex card option = 1.5 ANZ Reward Points with Visa card option Redeem points for rewards or Cash Back every 4 months. | 19.74% | $89 | Apply > More Info |
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Citibank Emirates 0.9% p.a. for 9 months on balance transfers, plus pay no annual fee for 1st year! |
20.99% | No Annual Fee in 1st Yr, then $229 | Apply > More Info |
Reward credit cards offer a whole new light to the bad reputation credit cards have acquired through their association to debt. They provide an exciting opportunity for responsible spenders to be rewarded for their purchases.
With reward credit cards you can substitute your normal payment method with your reward card for everyday purchases such as grocery shopping, bills etc. and accumulate rewards at no extra cost to you.
As long as you are using the card for convenience as opposed to an alternative funding option, and you ensure the balance is paid off in full before the interest free days period is up, reward credit cards are definitely worth considering.
Depending on your choice of reward card, you can accrue anything from airmiles to cheaper fuel, cashback, shopping vouchers and more.
Reward credit card schemes generally work by allowing you to accumulate reward points either through purchasing items from specific retailers, making purchases anywhere, or by simply paying off the balance owed on your credit card.
The cards we offer have annual fees ranging from $48 to $95 p.a. and above, some with low introductory interest free periods on balance transfers and up to 55 interest free days.
The standard interest rates are set higher than the average low rate credit card, but as long as you clear the balance on your card before you reach your interest free days limit, you will not be affected.
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