Woolworths Everyday Money credit card – Details and Application
Review of the Woolworths Everyday Money credit card
Earn points with a rewards program which will reward you when you need it: Your everyday life and purchases.
| Balance Transfer Rate |
0% p.a. for |
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|---|---|---|
| Interest Rate | 19.49% p.a. | |
| Annual Fee | $0 for the first year ($49 per year after that) | |
| Interest Free Period | up to 55 days | |
| Cash Advance Rate | 20.99% p.a. | |
| Card Type | Standard | |
| Credit Card Type | Mastercard | |
| Rewards Program | No |
Features include:
- 19.49% on purchases*, and a $0 annual fee in the 1st year, then only $49 per year after that.
- 0% p.a. for 6 months on balance transfers
- Rewards Program: Earn up to 3 reward points for every $1 you spend^ on your Everyday Money card, every 4 months, if you have enough points, you will automatically be sent a shopping card.# to use in the wide range of Woolworths group stores.
- Up to 3 points per $1 spent^
- Earn a shopping card every 4 months#
- Your choice of 4 fresh card colours
- 19.49% on purchases
Earn up to 3 points for every $1 spent
At 4 month intervals you’ll receive a new shopping card (provided you’ve earnt enough points) which you may redeem at the stores listed below. Points are redeemable for practically anything: electronics, groceries and petrol.
- You’ll earn 3 points for every dollar you spend on Woolworths products purchased in-store at Woolworths/Safeway Supermarkets, excluding Online.
- You’ll earn 2 points for each dollar spent** on goods at Caltex, Big W, Safeway Liquor, Dick Smith Powerhouse along with participating Tandy and Dick Smith Electronics stores.
- You’l earn 1 point for each dollar spent on every other purchase
Some exclusions apply
Click here to read the official terms and conditions
How does the Rewards Program Work on the Woolworths Everyday Money credit card?
You can earn 1 to 3 points for every dollar spent, depending on the store you make the purchase at. Typically, you’ll earn 1 point for every dollar spent anywhere, 2 points for stores and groups related to Woolworths, and 3 points for directly Woolworths purchases.
At four monthly intervals, your points are converted into a card which basically works as a gift card. It expires after 3 months from the date it’s sent.
What amounts are the shopping cards available in?
The minimum shopping card value is $20 (3,448 points) and it is then offered in increments of $5 (862 points). As an example, if you have accrued 5,000 points as at the end of October, February or June, we will send you a shopping card for $25 (4,310 points) and the remaining 690 points will remain available for redemption in the next rewards period.
Terms and Conditions:
Credit card issued by HSBC Bank Australia Limited ABN 48 006 434 162.
HSBC lending criteria applies. Fees, Charges and Interest Rates apply and are subject to change. Terms and conditions apply and are available upon request.
*1. Interest Rate of 0% p.a. will apply for the first 6 months of your balance transfers from non-HSBC credit or store cards. After this period, any balance outstanding from the balance you transfer will accrue interest at the Cash Advance Interest Rate applicable at the time (currently 20.99% p.a. as at 1 July 2010 and subject to change). Balance transfers may be reduced in accordance with the credit limit assigned to your application. It is your responsibility to close or cancel any existing credit and store cards after the balance transfer(s) have been processed.
^No reward points are earned on business expenses, Dick Smith interest free promotions, interest free merchant purchases, balance transfers and cash advances. 1 point for every dollar excludes Dick Smith interest free promotions. 2 points for every dollar excludes Dick Smith interest free promotions, purchases at online sites, standalone photo kiosks, optical counters, DVD vending machines, mobile EFTPOS terminals and Dick Smith and Tandy franchisees and resellers. For a list of franchisees and resellers please call 1300 10 1234.
** The Everyday Money Shopping Card is redeemable at participating stores only and expires 90 days after date of issue. Participating stores may change from time to time. The shopping card is currently not accepted at some designated Dick Smith, Tandy stores and CALTEX WOOLWORTHS/SAFEWAY co-branded fuel outlets. The shopping card cannot be used for online purchases (except Homeshop), at standalone photo kiosks, optical counters, DVD vending machines and mobile EFTPOS terminals. For a full list of participating stores where you can use your shopping card or for details of the points you’ll need to obtain one, please call 1300 10 1234
Click here to read the official terms and conditions
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July 7th, 2009 at 4:11 pm
The woolworths card is crap.
I have an combined income of 110,000p.a and $60000 cash in the bank and they gave me a credit limit of $500. What the ##$%%??