Credit Cards 101

How to keep credit card debt off post-COVID

If you’re one of the many Australians who cut down their credit card debt during coronavirus, you need to also make sure you keep it off when things go back to normal.

By William Jolly ● September 17, 2020

Do you need a credit card?

With credit card use plunging, do you even need a credit card anymore?

By Emma Duffy ● July 15, 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

Practical ways to save money during the coronavirus pandemic

2020 hasn’t been a particularly outstanding year for a lot of people.

By William Jolly ● April 02, 2020

Heading overseas? Here’s how to find competitive foreign currency rates

Whether you are heading to Bali or Brussels, you’ll need foreign currency, either via cash, credit, or debit, and the costs can add up if you’re not careful.

By Harrison Astbury ● February 13, 2020

How do you check your credit score?

Take control of your finances and your borrowing power by checking your credit score and report.

By Emma Duffy ● February 06, 2020

0% credit card balance transfer offers

According to the RBA, there are approximately 14 million active credit cards in Australia, making over $25 billion in transactions each month.

By Alex Brewster ● January 03, 2020

One-third of credit card users missing out on rewards

Nearly one third of credit card holders say they don't feel they're taking full advantage of their credit card rewards, new research shows.

By William Jolly ● December 13, 2019

Who Offers Google Pay in Australia?

Phones can be used for more than just wasting time at work. Recent advancements in payments technology means you can also use your smartphone to make instant contactless payments without needing to dig out your credit card.

By William Jolly ● November 06, 2019

Who Offers Samsung Pay in Australia?

Regardless of whether you think the smartphone has changed the world for better or for worse, there’s no denying it has its uses. You can use it to open and close various apps while you’re bored, and you can use them to avoid making eye contact with strangers on the bus.

By William Jolly ● September 18, 2019

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