Finding yourself tempted to add another credit card to your wallet? Before you do, there are a few important pros and cons to consider to decide whether it is worth your extra time – and the potential impact to your bank account.
It comes as no surprise that the usage of credit cards has surged amidst the rising cost of living.
No sugarcoating here - falling into credit card debt is scary. But it happens to the best of us.
Even though many Aussies are reaching for their credit cards more than ever before, there’s still a lot of misinformation flying around.
As buy now pay later continues to be reviewed by Australian regulators, Westpac has launched a new credit card feature that similarly allows its customers to make credit card purchases in instalments.
If you’ve got a trusty credit card in your pocket, you’re probably already familiar with most of the features and rewards that come along with it. Depending on which card you have though, you could be sitting on some seriously interesting perks that you don’t even know about.
Now that the early-pandemic days of clearing supermarket shelves and hoarding toilet paper are behind us, and most countries are open to travellers, you might be wondering if your complimentary credit card travel insurance policy will cover the spicy cough on your upcoming overseas trip.
If you’ve got travel on your mind this year, you might have taken to pricing travel insurance policies and had a nasty shock. Finding a cheap travel insurance policy is more difficult than it once was, with the necessary coverage seriously stacking up.
This year’s Mardi Gras is a little bit different, with Sydney scoring the honour of hosting the annual WorldPride festivities for 2023. With people from across the world coming together to celebrate diversity and pride for 17 days from February to March, it’s bound to be a party you won’t want to miss - and American Express is the principal sponsor.
Aussies are well-known globetrotters. Now that international travel is back open, we're back in full flight, ready to see new corners of the planet in a big way.