As cash transactions seem to be becoming a thing of the past, the ‘tap and go’ trend on debit and credit cards continues to grow, bringing with it some heavy fees that are hurting small businesses.
Today Australia’s biggest airline has invested $25 million into a series of changes to the massively popular Qantas Frequent Flyer program to help its members get more out of their rewards points.
Today marks the first time an Aussie supermarket is joining the banks by offering Apple Pay to its credit card holders.
Unless you’ve had to fork out cash for them in the last few years, it may come as a surprise that credit card late fees have been bumped up since 2016, with some now reaching as high as $40. That’s got to hurt!
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.