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Young Aussies are turning their backs on credit cards in fear of debt, interest rates and extra fees, but is there really cause for them to be scared?

Young Aussies are turning their backs on credit cards in fear of debt, interest rates and extra fees, but is there really cause for them to be scared?

In the midst of recent credit card rate hikes, many Aussie may find themselves a little hesitant to pick up a new piece of plastic.

Westpac recently increased the purchase rates on many of its credit card products, but is this rare change the beginning of more rate hikes to come?

Mozo has found Australians are spending a staggering $25.5 billion to stave off boredom and make themselves feel better when stressed, anxious or just having a bad day at work.

In news that will excite budget-conscious spenders, Move Bank has just launched a brand spanking new Low Rate Credit Card which joins the ranks of the lowest rate cards around.

Velocity Frequent Flyer fans, hold onto your wallets because the points transfer promotion is back and rewards lovers have the chance to earn an extra 25% bonus points on top of their stash.

If you’ve been on the hunt for a new rewards credit card, but haven’t quite found the one with an added cherry on top, then now is the time.

In a sneaky move that is likely to anger thousands of Australian credit cardholders, Westpac, St George Bank of Melbourne and BankSA are hiking credit card rates despite the fact that experts are predicting the official cash rate to fall as early as next week.

With eBay data predicting that Aussies will spend a tremendous $140-million online on beauty products in 2019, and an unbelievable $11-million in just April alone, it’s official. Aussies are total online-shopaholics!

It’s official - American Express have today cut their points earn rate across a number of its rewards credit cards.