
Woolies reloadable prepaid MasterCard is no more
Major supermarket, Woolworths, has announced that its Everyday Money Reloadable Prepaid MasterCard has been discontinued.

Major supermarket, Woolworths, has announced that its Everyday Money Reloadable Prepaid MasterCard has been discontinued.

If you've had the same old rewards credit card kicking around in your wallet for some time now, chances are it's not delivering the value it used to.

For many Aussies giving more will have been right at the top of their New Year's resolutions list for 2017, and with NAB’s newly launched rewards scheme they may soon find that resolution much easier to keep just by using their credit cards.

Australians are set to be in for a new year credit card shock, with Mozo.com.au predicting that spending during the festive period will bring the average credit card debt to around $4,255.

In a miserly move reminiscent of Scrooge himself, banks have cut the value of 55% of rewards cards in 2016 according to new research.

Mozo’s national survey into the stupidest gifts that can be given at Christmas has revealed the ‘smiling poo emoji’ pillow as the most undesirable present.

Citibank has partnered with MasterCard to introduce its own stand-alone digital wallet app, called Citi Pay.

Shoppers have been urged to prep their credit cards for one of the biggest cyber sales of the year, Click Frenzy Go Wild, dubbed as Australia’s 24 hour answer to Alibaba and Amazon.

In the next installment of the smashed avo saga, research from the Experian credit bureau has revealed that Gen Y is racking up more debt than they can handle. Not only are young Aussies spending frivolously, it seems, they’re also using credit unwisely.

Shoppers looking for a straightforward and cost-effective credit card for their spending now have another option available to them, after Police Credit Union launched its new SoLo credit card, with the lowest purchase rate in the market.