ANZ Credit Cards
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- Travel insurance
- Points never expire
- Airline lounge access
- Travel insurance
- Points never expire
- Airline lounge access
- Travel insurance
- Points never expire
- Airline lounge access
- Travel insurance
- Points never expire
- Airline lounge access
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About ANZ credit cards
ANZ credit cards are provided by Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited (ANZ). ANZ offers Low Annual Fee, Low Interest Rate, Rewards and Frequent Flyer credit cards.
ANZ is one of Australia’s big four banks. ANZ provides various banking, investment and insurance products such as credit cards, home loans, car loans, personal loans, bank accounts, superannuation, home insurance, life insurance and car insurance.
ANZ was founded in 1835 in London and Sydney as the Bank of Australasia, merging with Union Bank of Australia to form Australia and New Zealand Bank (ANZ) in 1951. ANZ states that it provides their products and services to more than 8.5 million retail and business customers.
There are a range of important documents that should be read when taking on any credit product, including ANZ credit cards. These include a Target Market Determination (TMD), terms and conditions documents such as a Key Facts Sheet and, in ANZ’s case, its Consumer Credit Card Conditions of Use and the ANZ Personal Banking Account Fees and Charges booklet. You can visit the ANZ website for this documentation. In addition, it’s worth checking the relevant Policy Information Booklet and TMD of any insurance products that are offered through these credit cards so you are aware of the inclusions, exclusions and limits that apply, as well as who the products are suited for.
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