Credit Cards - January 24th Open banking in Australia: what is it and how does it work? Open banking is now up and running in Australia, so what is it, how does it work, and how can you use it to share your data?
Credit Cards - January 23rd What is a credit card minimum repayment? Canstar explains how minimum repayments on credit cards work – and how much your debt might cost by the time you pay it off.
Credit Cards - January 23rd 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 - January 18th Low income credit cards If you are on a low income, you may still be eligible for a credit card. But make sure you carefully weigh up the pros and cons.
Credit Cards - January 18th What is a balance transfer credit card and how does it work? If you’re looking for a credit card balance transfer to help pay off your debt, there are a number of things you need to look out for.
Credit Cards - January 17th Personal credit card debt grows as cost of living continues to bite New Reserve Bank credit card data shows personal credit card spending increased in November 2023.
Credit Cards - January 17th How much do credit card fees cost? We’ve explained some of the most common credit card fees you may be charged and tips to help you avoid them.
Credit Cards - January 17th What is the average credit card interest rate? There’s a big difference in the average credit card interest rate, depending on the type of card you use.
Credit Cards - January 16th Can I use one credit card to pay off another? “Can I use one credit card to pay off another?” The answer to this question is complex, but here are some things to consider.
Credit Cards - January 11th What’s the difference between Mastercard and Amex? Wondering whether to get a Mastercard or an American Express credit card? Canstar explains the differences between the two major payment networks.
Credit Cards - December 20th More than one-quarter of Aussies expect to accumulate debt these holidays More than one in four Aussies are expecting to accumulate credit card debt this Christmas, according to new Canstar research.
Credit Cards - December 5th These insider credit card perks could help you live your White Lotus fantasy These credit card perks could help get you on your dream holiday a little faster, if you know how to use your card wisely.
Credit Cards - November 20th What is the PayPal Rewards Card and how does it work? What is the PayPal Rewards Card, and how is it different from other credit cards currently on the market in Australia?
Credit Cards - November 20th Flybuys credit cards With a Flybuys credit card, you can earn points on your eligible everyday spending. Here’s what is available.
Credit Cards - October 31st Do this with your reward points before they go to waste If you’re guilty of leaving credit card reward points sitting around unused, you could be missing out on some worthwhile perks.
Credit Cards - October 31st How your credit card could save you from a holiday headache It’s important to have travel insurance before your overseas adventure, and you may already have access to it via your credit card.
Credit Cards - October 18th Credit card rewards without the fees - too good to be true? Most rewards credit cards come with annual fees, but there are some rare fee-free rewards cards on the market - so what’s the catch?
Credit Cards - October 18th Credit card debt: what is it and how does it work? Credit card debt is a fact of life for many Australians, so how does it work, how can you avoid it, and what are some strategies for dealing with it?
Credit Cards - October 9th Are there no credit check credit cards in Australia? If you’ve got no credit history, or a poor one, and want to get a credit card, you may be looking for a ‘no credit check credit card’. What are your options?
Credit Cards - September 28th How to get cash from your credit card What if using a credit card in a savvy way could actually work in your favour to get money back in your pocket?