Wizard Clear Advantage MasterCard

Best MasterCard Credit Card
The St. George Vertigo MasterCard offer has re-launched, now featuring 2.99% for up to 6 months on both purchases and balance transfers, combined with a standard purchase interest rate at the end of 6 months of just 11.74%. The St. George Vertigo is an excellent card to consider from one of Australias most respected banks.
- $55 annual fee
- 2.99% for 6 months p.a. on purchases
- 20.74% p.a. on cash advances
- 2.99% p.a. for 6 months on balance transfers
- 2.99% on purchases for first 6 months
No annual fee, 4.99% p.a.* interest on balance transfers, 55 days interest free
What they’re saying in their ads…
Introducing the new Wizard Clear Advantage MasterCard®. It’s the credit card with nothing to hide. Unlike many other credit cards, Wizard Clear Advantage offers you a clearly better deal with no hidden surprises.
What they’re offering…
- No annual fee.
- No fees for cash advances.
- No fees for overseas purchases.
- An annual percentage rate on purchases AND cash (unlike some other credit cards) of just 15.74%.â€
- 4.99% p.a. interest for six months from account opening on balances transferred.#
- Up to 55 days interest free.‡
Is this card for me?
It’s good for you if you:
- You have a balance on a credit card that you are able to pay off in less than 6 months from the date your Wizard Clear Advantage MasterCard is approved.
- Make cash advances from time to time.
- Don’t want to pay annual fees.
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| Credit Card | Card Details | Interest Rate (p.a.) | Cash Advance Rate (p.a.) | Balance Transfer Rate (p.a.) | Annual fee | Interest free days (up to) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
St George Vertigo |
Editor's Choice:Low Interest Low 2.99% for 6 months (reverts to 11.99%) p.a. interest rate and balance transfer rate, from one of Australia's most respected banks. |
2.99% for 6 months (reverts to 11.99%) | 20.74% | 2.99% for 6 months | $55 | 55 | ![]() ![]() |
![]() Coles Group Source MasterCard | The Coles Group Source MasterCard has no annual fee, a 0% p.a. balance transfer offer for 6 months, with a rewards program including savings on fuel and FlyBuys Points | 19.74% | 21.99% | 0% for 6 months | $0 | 62 | ![]() ![]() |
![]() Bankwest Zero Platinum MasterCard |
Editor's Choice:No Annual Fee Excellent introductory offer with a $0 annual fee for the life of the credit card and a 1.99% p.a. for 9 months on balance transfers |
16.99% | 16.99% | 1.99% for 9 months | $0 | 55 | ![]() ![]() |


























May 16th, 2007 at 8:58 pm
hi there,
I’m looking for a credit card that will cost me NOTHING to have sitting at home, as I am looking to be an Occasional user.
in the information that is supplied it does not mention about book keeping fees etc.
thanking you… Lucas
May 16th, 2007 at 11:34 pm
Dear Lucas,
A good question. I would recommend you with a no annual fee card. I would suggest to either go for the American Express Blue card or the Wizard card above. Both have no annual fees. That way if its just sitting at home you won’t have to pay a cent.
You could go the American Express Gold card although you will need to pay an annual fee after 1 year. But you will get a lower interest rate that way.
Do you have to transfer a balance off another card?
July 6th, 2008 at 3:30 pm
Hi there,
I’m a low income student who would like a credit/debit card to make occasional online purchases. I would like the debit option to prevent overspending and I don’t want to have to pay fees. Is this possible?
thanks,
Miranda
August 3rd, 2008 at 8:48 pm
The ANZ Everyday Visa Debit ( http://www.creditcardfinder.com.au/anz-everyday-visa-debit.html ) would be your best bet. There aren’t any cards which have no fee’s, but at $6 a month this is the best available in Australia.
Thanks,
Mike
August 12th, 2008 at 12:01 am
there’s no fee on cash advance and no foreign currency conversion fee. shame about the high interest rate.