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Australian Credit Licence 392145
Australian Credit Licence 392145
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Australian Credit Licence 234527
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Australian Credit Licence 233714
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Australian Credit Licence 234945
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Australian Credit Licence 230686
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Cashback credit cards can reward cardholders in a variety of ways for spending. Here are some important things to know, and some pros and cons to think about if you’d like to know more about cashback credit card offers or you’re considering applying.
A cashback credit card is a type of credit card that can reward you with money back for spending. In Australia, there are two ways that cashback credit cards typically work – some may offer cashback deals as a one-time introductory bonus for new cardholders, and some cashback credit card offers may give you credits back onto your account as a percentage of your regular spending, when certain criteria are met.
Contrary to what the name might suggest, cashback credit cards do not always offer cash as a reward – instead of cashback, some may instead offer vouchers or reward points. That said, here are three of the main ways that cashback credit cards can work in Australia:
1. Cashback per dollar spent on eligible purchases: Some cashback credit cards will reward you with a percentage of the amount you spent on the card within a particular billing cycle. Say hypothetically that you spent $1,000 on a card that offers 1.5% cash back – you would receive $15.00 in cashback at the end of that billing cycle. You can use the table at the top of the page to compare cashback offers from our Online Partners, or filter for the entire Canstar database.
2. Cashback on signup: Some credit cards come with cashback promotions as incentives for new customers to sign up. These offers typically come with terms that require you to spend a certain amount in a set time period – for example, a card might offer you $300 cashback if you spend $4000 within the first four months after approval.
3. Cashback from reward points earned: Some credit cards allow you to earn reward points per dollar spent, and depending on the card and reward program, these points can be redeemed for cash back or gift cards, amongst other potential rewards.
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