
4 festive finance deals to save you a bundle this Christmas
It’s not quite time to deck the halls and break out the mistletoe, but with baubles and tinsel hitting shop shelves everywhere, it is time to start thinking about your Christmas spending!
It’s not quite time to deck the halls and break out the mistletoe, but with baubles and tinsel hitting shop shelves everywhere, it is time to start thinking about your Christmas spending!
In the latest round of low interest credit card wars between the big four banks, the Commonwealth Bank has today announced the introduction of a new card with a purchase rate of just 9.90%.
With Christmas shopping season rapidly approaching Myer has become the first Aussie retailer to launch a rewards credit card that features both Android and Apple Pay services.
Major bank NAB has today announced it will be canning American Express companion cards on its rewards credit card range, and at the same time, adjusting points earn rates on affected Premium Visa rewards credit cards.
Aussies aren’t too pleased with their credit providers if the Financial Ombudsman Service’s 2016/2017 Annual Review is anything to go by.
This week, credit card heavyweight Citi announced a set of new bonus point offers on some of its rewards credit cards - including a 150,000 point offer on the Citi Prestige card, the highest around at the moment.
Apple Pay users can soon add one more card to their digital wallet, with major supermarket Woolworths set to link its rewards card to the mobile platform, reported the Australian Financial Review .
American Express credit card customers have only eight days left to receive up to $60 back from over 100 of their favourite retailers , including David Jones, Country Road and Nespresso as part of VAEFNO 2017.
Spring is here and with it a brand new crop of great value money deals. So it's out with the old and in with the new - time to freshen up your finances!
Australian cardholders rejoice - as of September 1st (tomorrow) small businesses across the country will no longer be able to hit customers with ‘excessive’ surcharges for purchases made with most debit and credit cards.