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Featured $0 Annual Fee Credit Card with Frequent Flyer Points: Qantas American Express Discovery Card
American Express Discovery Card have the most unique introductory offer in market right now with a $0 annual fee. Plus earn Qantas Frequent Flyer points on purchases.
- $0 annual fee
- 20.74% p.a. on purchases
- Cash Advance Rate of 20.74% p.a.
- 44 days interest free.
- Minimum Income Requirement of $35,000 p.a.
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Citibank Clear Platinum
The Citibank Clear Platinum low interest rate offer features one of the lowest purchase rates in Australia at combined with a low interest rate on balance transfers.
- $99 annual fee
- 11.99% p.a. on purchases
- 2.9% p.a. for 12 months on balance transfers
- Cash Advance Rate of 21.74% p.a.
- 55 days interest free.
- Minimum Income Requirement of $35,000 p.a.
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The American Express Platinum Edge Credit Card is a rewards credit card like no other. With the ability to earn up to 3 rewards points at major supermarkets and complimentary enrolment in Membership Rewards Ascent program. Also an introductory balance transfer offer.
- $149 annual fee
- 0% p.a. for 6 months (reverts to 20.74% p.a.) on purchases
- 55 days interest free.
- Minimum Income Requirement of $50,000 p.a.
- Receive a complimentary domestic economy return flight every year to selected Australian destinations
- Receive 25,000 bonus Membership Rewards points if you spend $500 on your card in the first 2 months of your Card membership.
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January 12th, 2012If you are a frequent traveller, the idea of signing up for a frequent flyer program must have crossed your mind already; or you might already have quite a number of frequent flyer cards in your wallet. The frequent flyer program is a reward system which airlines offer their loyal customers to earn points which [...]
Frequent Flyer Credit Card Analysis: Jetstar Platinum MasterCard
January 12th, 2012If you are someone who needs to fly frequently for business purposes or simply just to travel, then you might consider the idea of having a frequent flyer credit card to earn air miles that could rack up huge discounts or even free flights for you. At the same time you need to be wary [...]
Frequent Flyer Credit Card Analysis: Qantas American Express Discovery Card
January 12th, 2012Qantas and American Express – considered as market leaders in their industries. Put them together and you produce a lethal combination of great rewards and benefits across millions of locations worldwide. With high bonus points available and a $0 annual fee, the American Express Discovery Card is a cut higher than most non-Platinum credit cards [...]
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