Choosing a Credit Card

Where can I get a credit card with a low interest rate?

The lowest interest rates for credit cards can be under 10% per annum, but what are the catches?

By Harrison Astbury ● December 15, 2020

American Express & Diners Club rewards: what are they?

Is there a difference between American Express and Diners Club credit cards? Yes! Does it matter? Possibly!

By William Jolly ● December 01, 2020

Should you get a personal loan or credit card?

If you’re looking for a source of reliable credit, there are generally two main options that hog the spotlight: credit cards and personal loans.

By William Jolly ● November 13, 2020

What are some credit cards with no annual fee?

Three words. Say it and I’m yours. “No annual fee”. It’s enough to make anyone’s heart melt, but what should you know about these credit cards?

By Harrison Astbury ● April 20, 2020

How credit cards compare to travel money cards & debit cards

If you want to stretch your travel budget that little bit further, your choice of card is important. We look at the advantages and disadvantages of using a credit card, debit card or travel money card overseas.

By Dominic Beattie ● November 29, 2018

How rewards point caps and expiry dates can slow you down

Caps and expiry dates can lessen the value you can gain from your credit card’s rewards program.

By William Jolly ● November 29, 2018

Do students need a credit card?

Students 18 and over in Australia should really consider whether or not they need a credit card.

By Dominic Beattie ● November 29, 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

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

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Refinance home loans.
Rates from 1.99% p.a.

Low-rate car loans
Rates from 3.97%

Savings rates
of up to 3.50%

Term deposit rates
of up to 1.45%

Let us come to you.
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