• Frequent Flyer Credit Card Analysis: Bank of Queensland Platinum
  

  The Bank of Queensland’s Platinum credit card that is issued in partnership with Citibank is of particular value to anybody who frequently uses either international or domestic flights because of its unique Q Rewards program. This is a rewards program that works through a voucher redemption system which allows you to purchase flight vouchers, shopping [...]

• Frequent Flyer Card Analysis: American Express Velocity Platinum
  

  Until the first frequent flyer program was introduced in 1981, no one had thought of offering free or special fares as a reward to loyal customers. However, after its introduction by American Airlines, many other industries have followed suit, realising the benefits and profit it can bring their company, and seeing a rewards program as [...]

• Credit Card Booking Fees with Australian Airlines
  

  Although at first glance it might appear that you can obtain cheap domestic flights within Australia, is it not so easy to actually land one of those low advertised prices. On the surface it all appears to be rather straightforward. You start up your computer, find the airline you feel most comfortable with and fill [...]

• Travel Insurance Analysis: American Express Platinum Edge
  

  A great trip starts with a great plan – a plan which includes contingencies in case of the unexpected. And the first step in dealing with these unexpected situations is getting travel insurance. Some critics may balk at the idea saying that getting travel insurance is not necessary because the chance of finding yourself in [...]

• Frequent Flyer Analysis: How much is 1 Qantas Frequent Flyer Point Worth?
  

  Frequent flyer points have proved to be quite a successful promotion among airlines throughout the world in encouraging loyalty among their passengers. As long as happy customers are accumulating rewards points they feel obliged to remain with the airline and that is the whole idea. The more you can accumulate rewards points the better chance [...]

• ANZ Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  ANZ is known for producing affordable and attractive credit card deals so we couldn’t wait to have a look at their frequent flyer deal. Would it be up to scratch, or would this travel rewards card let the rest of the side down? Read on to find out.

• Amplify Rewards Frequent Flyer Program
  

  Who doesn’t like the idea of free gifts and rewards? And who wouldn’t like these gifts and rewards just for being a loyal credit card user? Well the St.George frequent flyer credit card and it’s exciting Amplify rewards program gives you all the incentives and rewards you could dream of, and then some. Read on to learn more.

• No Annual Fee Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  No Annual Fee Frequent Flyer Credit Cards are now available to individuals who want to earn rewards for spending, but don’t want to pay a fortune for owning one. Earn 1 frequent flyer point (FF) for every $2 spent on the Gold Ascent credit card, and 1 Qantas Frequent Flyer (QFF) point on the Qantas Discovery credit card, both from American Express. A 0% Interest for up to 44 days on purchases, and unlimited accumulation of FF points makes these cards especially lucrative.

• Commonwealth Bank Qantas Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  The Commonwealth Bank Qantas Frequent Flyer Credit Cards are available in both Gold and Platinum, and allows frequent flyers the opportunity to earn points while using their credit cards for day to day purchases. Earn 1.5 reward points for every $1 spend with your credit card and use it to pay towards flight costs, shopping, upgrades and so much more. You may even turn them into Qantas Frequent Flyer, Air New Zealand Airpoints or Velocity rewards where applicable.

• American Express Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  American Express is known for being a premium credit card brand, but does their range of frequent flyer credit cards match up to the high expectations of the traditional American Express card customers?

• Visa Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  With very few places worldwide not accepting Visa as a payment method, it makes sense that credit card providers offering frequent flyer credit cards would choose Visa as the brand to support their products. But what should we be looking for when selecting our next frequent flyer reward card, or is knowing it’s supported by Visa enough?

• NAB Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  Do you like the idea of a frequent flyer credit card that also gives you a great deal on balance transfers? Businessmen James and Geoff did when we showed them the range of credit cards offered by NAB. Read on to find out what they thought.

• Frequent Flyer Credit Card Ancillary Benefits & Perks
  

  Maximising the value of a travel oriented credit card can be confusing, and over the last couple of articles we’ve looked at sign up bonuses and maximising the points you can earn from your day-to-day spend. The last piece in the puzzle when it comes to weighing up the benefits of these cards are the [...]

• Frequent Flyer Credit Cards with Free Flights
  

  Complimentary flights are one of the key strategies in the latest stage of the battle for customers between credit card companies and airlines. But before signing up to any deal, make sure you do your research to avoid any future disappointments. When tempted with the offer of complimentary flights, consumers are quick to jump in [...]

• Maximising Frequent Flyer Points from Everyday Spending
  

  I’ve already covered off the basics of what to look out for in a decent travel credit card, and assessing credit card signup bonuses. This time around, I’m looking at maximising the point earning opportunities and bonuses from your day-to-day, ongoing spend – more points equals more chances of being able to save a significant [...]

• Virgin Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  Virgin are renowned for their diverse business interests, and large financial division. How do their frequent flyer cards compare to the rest of the market, and can we expect the normal high level of service we’ve come to associate with the Virgin brand

• Cathay Pacific Marco Polo Club Frequent Flyer Rewards Program
  

  Do take regular trips to Asia for business or pleasure? If you do, and you fly with Cathay Pacific or DragonAir then you should be taking advantage of their exciting Marco Polo Club Frequent Flyer Rewards Program. If you’re not yet a member of this air miles program then read on to find out what you’ve been missing out on.

• MasterCard Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  If you are considering a rewards based credit card and also travel around the world regularly on business or leisure then a MasterCard frequent flyer credit card could be the perfect product for you. If you’re not sure why then read on to find out.

• Westpac Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  Being Australia’s largest bank means Westpac have to work extra hard to stay ahead of the competition. Their competitive range of frequent flyer reward credit cards goes a long way towards helping them stay top of the financial pile.

• Direct Earn Frequent Flyer Credit Cards
  

  You’re probably no stranger to the concept of reward based credit cards, but did you know that some require you to manually transfer reward points onto your account? Direct earn reward credit cards take the hassle out of earning your incentives, but how do you know which card to choose?

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			Interest rate (p.a.)	Balance transfer rate (p.a.)	Annual fee	Cash advance rate (p.a.)
	ANZ Low Rate	A low rate on purchases, balance transfer and a low annual fee.	12.99% p.a.	0% p.a. for 9 months	$58 p.a.	21.49% p.a.
	HSBC Credit Card	No annual fee for the life of the credit card. Plus a low balance transfer offer.	17.99% p.a.	0% p.a. for 6 months	$0 p.a.	21.99% p.a.
	Commonwealth Bank Low Rate Credit Card	A low interest rate offer on purchases and balance transfers.	0% p.a. for 5 months (reverts to 12.99% p.a.)	5.99% p.a. for 5 months	$78 p.a. ($48 for qualifying customers)	21.24% p.a.
	NAB Premium Card	Long term balance transfer offer with premium benefits such as travel insurance.	19.49% p.a.	1% p.a. for 12 months	$90 p.a.	21.74% p.a.
	ANZ Platinum Credit Card	No annual fee for the first year and a balance transfer offer.	19.39% p.a.	0% p.a. for 9 months	$0 p.a. annual fee for the first year ($87 p.a. thereafter)	20.99% p.a.

* The credit card offers compared on this page are chosen from a range of credit cards CreditCardFinder.com.au has access to track details from and is not representative of all the products available in the market. Products are displayed in no particular order or ranking. The use of terms 'Best' and 'Top' are not product ratings and are subject to our disclaimer. You should consider seeking independent financial advice and consider your own personal financial circumstances when comparing cards.