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Looking for a Kogan credit card? The table below displays Kogan credit cards on our database. The table is sorted by purchase rate (lowest to highest), then by highest Points per dollar spent.

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About Kogan credit cards

Kogan.com is one of Australia’s largest online retailers, providing a range of services and products, including mobile services, internet services, insurances and financial services. Founded in 2006, Kogan.com is headquartered in Melbourne.

Kogan Money is a branch of Kogan.com that provides superannuation and banking services, such as credit cards. Kogan Money credit cards are provided and issued by National Australia Bank Limited.

Frequently Asked Questions about Kogan Credit Cards

Different types of credit cards may have different eligibility criteria. However, in general, to apply for a Kogan Money credit card, you must meet the following criteria:

  • at least 18 years old
  • an Australian citizen or permanent resident
  • in permanent full time or part time employment, or self employed
  • earn more than $35,000 a year
  • have a good credit history
  • agree to a credit check
  • have a valid email address, Australia residential address and mobile number

Before you apply, it could be a good idea to check your credit score.

For more information on eligibility requirements, visit the provider’s website.

If eligibility requirements are met, you can apply online on their website. Kogan claims the application process online will take around 10 minutes and recommends having the following documents at hand:

  • Employment and income details
  • Household expenses, such as rent and other living expenses
  • Financial commitments, such as home loan and credit card repayments

You can activate your Kogan Money credit card online on their website or through their mobile app, Kogan Money Credit Cards.

You can find exact instructions on this process in Kogan Money’s FAQ page on the website.

Kogan Money credit card interest is calculated by multiplying the applicable daily percentage rate by the daily unpaid balance (including related fees and interest) for each day of the statement period. The daily applicable percentage rate is the annual percentage rate divided by 365. The annual percentage rate varies depending on the balance type.

Interest is charged monthly at the end of each statement period. The annual percentage rate varies depending on the balance type.

Related fees and interests may apply and be included in calculations, visit the Kogan Money website for more details.

Interest-free period:

For cards that have an interest-free period (up to 55 days), interest will not be charged to retail purchases during this period as long as the closing balance for each statement is paid in full by the due date. If the owed balance is not paid by the due date, daily interest will be applied the day after the payment due date.

Your credit limit for your Kogan Money credit card will be determined based on the information you provide in your application, keeping in mind the minimum and maximum credit limits available for the card.

If you wish to decrease your credit limit, you can do so at any time using the mobile app (Kogan Money Credit Card) or online through their website.

To increase your credit limit, you will have to contact Kogan Money directly by submitting an online enquiry through their website. All credit limit increase requests will be subjected to a credit assessment.

Kogan Money’s terms and conditions also state that it can “reduce your credit limit at any time”, and will advise you of this change in writing.

You can request to close your Kogan Money credit card account via the mobile app (Kogan Money Credit Card) or online through their website. Alternatively, you could also call Kogan Money on 1300 415 445 or +612 8288 2061 if you’re overseas.

If you are experiencing financial hardship, contact Kogan Money via phone on 1800 133 397 or email cardshardship@cards.koganmoney.com.au.

Kogan Money credit card rewards program allows you to earn Rewards Points on eligible transactions using your card. The number of Points awarded is calculated by the whole Australian Dollar amount spent on eligible purchases.

There is potential to earn more Rewards Points per dollar spent when making purchases on Kogan.com using your Kogan Money credit card.

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As Canstar’s Editor-in-Chief, Nina heads up a team of talented journalists committed to helping empower consumers to take greater control of their finances. Nina has written countless articles about finance and has been interviewed on finance topics by media organisations including The Australian, Realestate.com.au, Domain, the Herald Sun and the Sydney Morning Herald. Previously Nina founded her own agency where she provided content and communications support to clients around Australia for 8 years. She also spent four years as the PR Manager for American Express Australia, and has worked at a Brisbane communications agency where she supported dozens of clients, including Sunsuper and Suncorp. When she’s not dreaming up ways to put a fresh spin on finance, she’s taking her own advice by trying to pay her house off as quickly as possible and raising two money-savvy kids. Nina has a Bachelor of Journalism and a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in English Literature from the University of Queensland. She’s also an experienced presenter, and has hosted numerous events and YouTube series. You can follow her on LinkedIn, Instagram or Twitter and Canstar on Facebook. Meet the Canstar Editorial Team. Have a media enquiry, and interested in featuring Nina as a financial expert and commentator? Contact Canstar’s Media Team today.

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