Credit Cards - July 30th 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 - July 24th What is the American Express Black Card? The American Express Centurion Card, also called the Amex Black Card, is an invite-only card. Find out more about the card.
Credit Cards - July 23rd Does closing a credit card hurt your credit score? There can be a variety of reasons to close a credit card, but before closing the account, it’s worth understanding the impact it can have on your credit score.
Credit Cards - July 21st Credit cards for bad credit It can be hard to get approved for a credit card if you have bad credit. But it’s not necessarily impossible. Find out how to increase your chances of approval.
Credit Cards - July 18th What are credit and debit card surcharges? Credit card surcharges are fees charged by businesses to customers who pay by credit card So how exactly do they work, and could theysoon be banned?
Credit Cards - July 18th Can I pay my mortgage with a credit card? It is possible to pay a mortgage with a credit card, but not necessarily wise because you could end up paying more than the traditional repayment methods.
Credit Cards - July 17th Interest free credit cards An interest-free credit card allows you to make purchases or pay off debt without interest charges - here are some important things to know.
Credit Cards - July 16th Debit cards vs credit cards We explain the difference between a debit and credit card.
Credit Cards - July 15th RBA to remove the card surcharge monkey off Australians' backs The RBA has today proposed to remove card surcharges that cost Australians around $1.2 billion a year. Read on with Canstar.
Credit Cards - July 15th Custom credit cards in Australia Whether you’re hoping to add your own picture, a design or even turn your credit card metal, here are some of the ways you can get a custom credit card.
Credit Cards - July 11th Low income credit cards If you’re on a lower income, you may still be eligible for a low income credit card. But make sure you carefully weigh up the pros and cons.
Credit Cards - June 18th Instant and easy approval credit cards Easy credit card approval could give you a decision about your application within 60 seconds. While this may seem quick, it doesn’t mean you’ve guaranteed approval.
Credit Cards - June 13th What the new Buy Now Pay Later regulations mean for you—and your spending habits From 10 June 2025, BNPL products fall under the same laws that apply to credit cards and personal loans. Here's what it means for you.
Credit Cards - June 12th Prepaid credit card and debit card options A prepaid credit card, sometimes known as a travel money card, allows you to load money ahead of time to make purchases online and in person.
Credit Cards - June 10th Credit card debt drops under $18b as buy now, pay later rules kick in Australia’s total credit card debt accruing interest has dropped below $18 billion in April, Canstar analysis of RBA data shows.
Credit Cards - June 6th The secret to scoring free upgrades: the best airline credit cards revealed If you’re keen to score an upgrade to business class on your next flight, using credit card reward points wisely can be a way to get there.
Credit Cards - May 30th How does credit card interest work? When using a credit card, it's important to be wary of interest charges and keep your balance paid. So how does credit card interest work?
Credit Cards - May 29th What to do when your credit card application is declined Rejection is never a good feeling, but it’s important to know why your credit card application was declined, and how you can boost your chances next time around.
Credit Cards - May 22nd Personal loan vs credit card: Which is best? Personal loans and credit cards can both be useful financial products. Here’s what to weigh up to help you decide which is best for you.
Credit Cards - May 8th Credit card debt back on the rise as spending hits new record highs The nation’s credit card debt has jumped to $18.13 billion in March as Australians continue to struggle to get on top of their credit card bills.