Credit Cards - June 13th What is a credit limit and does it matter? If you have a credit card, the total amount of money you will be able to spend with that card is called a ‘credit limit’. We take a look at what it means.
Car Insurance - June 12th Credit cards with complimentary domestic car rental excess insurance Planning a road trip? Your credit card could offer rental car excess insurance as a special feature. What is it and which companies offer it?
Credit Cards - June 12th Turn your bills into a holiday: Earn rewards for life’s expenses Paying your bills with credit cards can be a strategy to earn rewards points, but you’ll need to make sure you use your card with care.
Credit Cards - June 11th Does a late credit card payment affect my credit score? Did you know that making a late credit card payment may affect your credit score? Here's why and what you can do to help avoid it.
Car Loans - June 10th Can you buy a car with a credit card? Can you buy a car with a credit card – is it even a good idea? Canstar investigates what’s possible plus the pros and cons of putting a car on the plastic.
Credit Cards - June 7th What is the purchase rate? What is the purchase rate, and how do banks and lenders calculate your credit card interest on your statement each month?
Credit Cards - June 6th Secured credit cards – what are your options? If you’re looking to build or improve your credit, you might have come across secured credit cards. So are they offered in Australia?
Credit Cards - June 5th How do interest-free days work on credit cards? Most credit cards offer an interest-free period on purchases. So what does this mean, and how can you avoid being charged interest?
Credit Cards - June 5th High limit credit cards High limit credit cards are cards that come with limits of $20,000 and up, and are often for high-earning individuals or for business use.
Credit Cards - June 5th What is a credit card CVV or CVC number? When you make a purchase online, you’ll generally be asked to provide your card’s number, expiration date and CVV or CVC number. Here’s how to find it.
Credit Cards - June 3rd Pros and cons of joint credit cards If you are thinking about applying for a joint credit card, here are some important things to consider before signing up.
Credit Cards - June 3rd Platinum credit cards Platinum credit cards can offer higher credit limits and greater benefits and perks. But they often also have higher interest rates and fees.
Credit Cards - June 3rd 8 hacks that could help you earn more frequent flyer points Are you considering applying for a frequent flyer credit card? Here are eight point hacks to help you make the most of it.
Credit Cards - May 31st Visa vs Mastercard: what's the Difference? Looking for a credit card & not sure about the difference between Mastercard and Visa? Find out the differences & compare credit cards.
Credit Cards - May 30th Should you get a credit card? We weigh up some of the pros and cons Credit cards can be useful but they can be expensive if you choose the wrong one and if you don’t make repayments on time.
Credit Cards - March 27th How to claim Qantas frequent flyer points on Emirates Qantas Frequent Flyer members can earn and use their Qantas points on eligible flights with Emirates. Find out more.
Credit Cards - March 11th MasterCard vs Diners Club: What’s the difference? Both Diners Club and MasterCard are large, multinational payment processing services which specialise in debit card and credit cards. What’s the difference between them?
Credit Cards - March 11th Diners Club vs. Amex: Which is better? What’s the difference between American Express and Diners Club, and is it worth getting one in Australia? Canstar explores the pros and cons of each.
Credit Cards - March 6th How long does it take to get a credit card? It can take time for your application to be approved and for your credit card to be sent in the mail. So how long can you expect to wait?
Credit Cards - March 6th What happens if you default on your credit card? Are you at risk of falling behind on your credit card repayments? It’s important to understand the consequences that come with defaulting on your credit card.