Credit Cards

Should you cut up your credit card?

If you’re feeling enslaved by your credit card dependency, you may feel liberated by going to town on your card with a pair of scissors. But is it the right thing to do?

By William Jolly ● November 28, 2018

How else can you consolidate credit card debts?

Drowning in a sea of credit card debt? Learn how consolidating the debt into one easy-to-manage loan can help you stay afloat.

By William Jolly ● November 28, 2018

Credit Card Signup Deals – Are They Worth It?

Credit card signup deals can look tempting and can be good value – if you get the right one.

By William Jolly ● November 28, 2018

Visa vs Mastercard: which is better?

Read our evaluation of two of the four major card networks in Australia and the differences between them.

By William Jolly ● November 28, 2018

Does your credit card have airport lounge access?

Some premium credit cards have complimentary airport lounge entry as an added feature. Is it worth it?

By William Jolly ● November 22, 2018

Don’t Fall For These Balance Transfer Traps

A balance transfer can help you sort out your credit card debt, so long as you don’t fall for the traps.

By William Jolly ● November 07, 2018

Be wary of international fees on credit cards

Regular spending on your credit card in a foreign country can sting you in ways you might not even know about.

By William Jolly ● November 07, 2018

Credit cards for people with bad credit: What’s the catch?

It’s difficult to get a credit card in Australia with bad credit, but not impossible. Here’s how you can get one and work towards improving that credit score.

By William Jolly ● October 29, 2018

Common credit card fees and how you can avoid them

The common credit card fees you probably don’t want to know about, but should.

By William Jolly ● October 29, 2018

Interest on credit cards: How does it work?

Australia’s love affair with credit cards is well documented. As at the end of August 2018, the RBA reports that the total outstanding credit card debt in Australia is around $51.5 billion. Around $32.2 billion of this debt is being charged interest.

By William Jolly ● October 29, 2018

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Rates from 1.99% p.a.

Low-rate car loans
Rates from 3.97%

Savings rates
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of up to 1.45%

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