Bankwest Breeze Platinum Mastercard
0% p.a. for 13 months then 12.99% p.a.
0% p.a. for 13 months and then 12.99% p.a. (2.00% balance transfer fee)
$99
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Bankwest Breeze Platinum Mastercard
0% p.a. for 13 months then 12.99% p.a.
0% p.a. for 13 months and then 12.99% p.a. (2.00% balance transfer fee)
$99
n/a
0% p.a. for 13 months then 12.99% p.a.
0% p.a. for 13 months and then 12.99% p.a. (2.00% balance transfer fee)
$99
n/a
Mozo Review Bankwest Breeze Platinum Mastercard Review
Last updated: 3 May 2018.
What's hot:
No foreign exchange fees on international purchases
0% purchase rate for first 13 months (12.99% p.a. after)
0% balance transfer offer for 13 months (2% fee)
Multiple Mozo Experts Choice Award winner 2018
What's not:
$25 late payment fee
Mozo snapshot:
The Bankwest Breeze Platinum Mastercard ticks all the right boxes for a top credit card - an interest free introductory period, low 12.99% ongoing interest rate, minimal fees and insurance features, such as travel insurance, that will actually save cardholders money. Add in no foreign exchange fees on online or international purchases as well as price guarantee insurance, and it’s hard to find a better deal on the market. In fact, it was awarded three Mozo Experts Choice Awards in 2018 for Best Value Travel Credit Card, Best Value Platinum Travel Credit Card and Best Low Rate Platinum Credit Card, as well as a 2017 award for Best Premium Balance Transfer Credit Card.
Key features:
The Bankwest Breeze Platinum Mastercard has 13 months interest free up front, plus a low ongoing interest rate of 12.99%. Plus, enjoy an introductory rate of 0% p.a. on balance transfers for 13 months with a 2% balance transfer fee to help you pay off existing debt. There is a $99 annual fee on the card.
The Breeze Platinum Mastercard is one of the few credit cards in the market that doesn't charge foreign exchange fees on purchases so you can put those savings towards more shopping or holiday fun. Many cards charge around 3% fees on foreign exchange purchases, so over a 10 day overseas holiday this can add up to several hundreds of dollars in savings.
You'll also get complimentary international travel insurance for you and the family if you use your card to purchase return tickets. Coverage includes unlimited medical, 6 month travel period, high $30,000 limit for loss, theft or damage and rental car excess.
Additional insurance coverage provided with Bankwest Breeze Platinum Mastercard is the relatively new purchase price guarantee insurance. If you buy an item on your card and within 21 days you see it advertised cheaper you can claim the difference. There must be a $75 or more difference in price and the maximum claim is $500 but one to definitely remember around sale time.
Other standard insurance coverage includes 3 month purchase security cover, up to 12 month extended warranty and interstate flight inconvenience insurance.
Who it's good for:
As long as you meet the eligibility requirements of the Platinum card, this is a great credit card to have in your wallet here at home and overseas.
Any catches?
Remember to setup automatic monthly repayment reminders with Bankwest "Easy Alerts", as there's a $25 late payment fee.
Details
Rates and fees information correct as at 21 September 2018.
Rates
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12.99% p.a.
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0% p.a. for 13 months
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0% p.a. for 13 months and then 12.99% p.a. (2.00% balance transfer fee)
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no
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21.99% p.a.
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55
Fees
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$99.00
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none
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none
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none
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$25.00
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2%, Min $4.00
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0%
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$7.50
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$12.00
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$0.00
Features
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$20.00
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2.0
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3
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none
Payment options
Google Pay, Payment Ring
Rewards privileges
Concierge,
Travel Insurance,
Extended Warranty,
Purchase Protection
Other benefits
Concierge, Travel Insurance, Extended Warranty, Purchase Protection.
Customer Reviews
How are Bankwest credit cards rated by the Mozo community?
Latest reviews of Bankwest Breeze Platinum Mastercard
- Overall10/10
Excellent delivery and service
I have been satisfied on many occasions from when I walk in to the moment I walk out.
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I have been satisfied on many occasions from when I walk in to the moment I walk out.
Price10/10Features10/10Customer service10/10Convenience10/10Trust10/10Less
Matthew | Western Australia
reviewed almost 2 years ago
- Overall6/10
Interest rates too high but great customer service
Credit card interest rates are too high across the board. Customer service is excellent.
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Credit card interest rates are too high across the board. Customer service is excellent.
Price5/10Features5/10Customer service9/10Convenience7/10Trust5/10Less
Kaye | Victoria
reviewed almost 3 years ago
- Overall10/10
Good value credit card
Good benefits such as no foreign transaction fees and extended warranty on purchases.
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Good benefits such as no foreign transaction fees and extended warranty on purchases.
Price9/10Features10/10Customer service10/10Convenience10/10Trust10/10Less
Shibaun | New South Wales
reviewed over 3 years ago
- Overall8/10
Great 0% balance transfer
Transferred my ANZ credit card balance to Bank West when they were offering a 0% for 13 months...
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Transferred my ANZ credit card balance to Bank West when they were offering a 0% for 13 months last year. I have repaid it in full this week and saved myself around $1,500 in the process. Great service, very helpful when I called them.
Price10/10Features5/10Customer service9/10Convenience10/10Trust8/10Less
Jean yves | Tasmania
reviewed over 3 years ago
- Overall7/10
Ok features for reasonable cost
No overseas transaction fees Free travel insurance Free personal concierge
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No overseas transaction fees Free travel insurance Free personal concierge
Price5/10Features7/10Customer service6/10Convenience9/10Trust7/10Less
Dave | New South Wales
reviewed almost 4 years ago
About Bankwest
Bankwest is the bank best known for Making Banking Easier, an initiative which aims to make banking a more positive experience. Originally from Western Australia, Bankwest has attracted thousands of customers around the country with its competitively priced products such as the Hero Saver. In late 2008 the bank was bought by the Commonwealth Bank, who have promised to retain the Bankwest brand. So if you like the sound of Making Banking Easier, check out Bankwest's range of personal banking products including savings accounts, bank accounts, credit cards, home loans and more.
