Latitude credit cards

2.2
Based on 673 Latitude credit card product reviews.
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About Latitude credit cards

Latitude is a non-bank lender in Australia offering credit cards, personal loans and car loans. It’s perhaps best known for offering limited time and interest-free payment plans at large retailers, available through its credit cards. In addition to this, it also offers a low rate option and a credit card for international travellers.

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Mozo review: Latitude 28° Global Platinum Mastercard

28° Global Platinum Mastercard

Purchase rate
27.99 % p.a.
Balance transfer rate
6.99 % p.a.
For 12 months and then 29.99% p.a. 3.00% balance transfer fee)
Annual fee
$96
Rewards program
-
No Partner link
  • No international transaction fees

  • No currency conversion fees

  • Up to 55 interest free days on purchases

  • $96 annual account fee

  • Higher-than-average interest rate

  • High cash advance rate for ATM withdrawals

Our verdict

Latitude’s 28° Global Platinum Mastercard is geared towards those who frequently travel overseas, and is not for the inexperienced card user given its high interest rate and monthly cost. More on those in a minute.

We like that it comes with zero international transaction fees or currency conversion fees, which also benefits those who shop online with retailers outside Australia.

The card offers other benefits to travellers, including foreign exchange rates which are set by Mastercard, and Flight Delay Pass, which can get you into various airport lounges if your flight is delayed by two hours or more.

You’ll also get complimentary purchase protection for a set period on items you’ve bought with the card. For example, you’ll be covered for accidental damage or theft within 180 days of purchase, and if any products bought online don’t turn up at your door, you’re also covered up to a set value.

A drawback of Latitude’s 28° Global Platinum Mastercard is its high interest rate of 27.99% p.a. – the highest of any credit card in the Mozo database. On top of this, the card also comes with an $8 monthly fee, which shakes out to be $96 each year.

You’ll also want to keep Latitude’s high cash advance rate in mind, which is an interest rate that comes into play when you use the card to withdraw money from an ATM or transfer funds into another account. The cash advance rate is 29.99% p.a., so avoid withdrawing money with this card if you can.

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Last updated 13 December 2024 Important disclosures

Latitude credit cards

  • Gem Visa

    Purchase rate
    27.99 % p.a.
    Balance transfer rate
    6.99 % p.a.
    For 12 months and then 29.99% p.a. 3.00% balance transfer fee)
    Annual fee
    $131
    $10.95 monthly fee waived if outstanding balance less than $10
    Rewards program
    -
    No Partner link

  • GO Mastercard

    Purchase rate
    27.99 % p.a.
    Balance transfer rate
    6.99 % p.a.
    For 12 months and then 29.99% p.a. 3.00% balance transfer fee)
    Annual fee
    $131
    $10.95 monthly fee waived if outstanding balance less than $10
    Rewards program
    -
    No Partner link

  • 28° Global Platinum Mastercard

    Purchase rate
    27.99 % p.a.
    Balance transfer rate
    6.99 % p.a.
    For 12 months and then 29.99% p.a. 3.00% balance transfer fee)
    Annual fee
    $96
    Rewards program
    -
    No Partner link

  • Low Rate Mastercard - Balance Transfer Offer

    Purchase rate
    13.99 % p.a.
    Balance transfer rate
    0.00 % p.a.
    For 18 months and then 29.99% p.a. 3.00% balance transfer fee) 0% on balance transfers for 18 months, for new customers approved by 28 feb 2025.
    Annual fee
    $69
    Rewards program
    Latitude Rewards
    No Partner link

  • Low Rate Mastercard - Rewards Points Offer

    Purchase rate
    13.99 % p.a.
    Balance transfer rate
    No current offer
    Annual fee
    $69
    Rewards program
    Latitude Rewards
    No Partner link

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Overall customer rating for Latitude credit cards

2.2
Based on 673 product reviews.

Customer reviews

Important disclosures

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Latitude credit cards: FAQs

Which bank owns Latitude?

Latitude was acquired by Värde Partners, KKR and Deutsche Bank in 2015, and was listed on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) in April 2021.

What is the minimum credit limit for a Latitude credit card?

Here’s the minimum credit limit for each of Latitude’s credit cards:

  • Latitude Low Rate Mastercard – $1,000
  • Latitude 28° Global Platinum Mastercard – $1,000
  • Latitude Go Mastercard – $1,000
  • Latitude Gem Visa – $1,000
How long does it take to get a Latitude credit card?

Latitude says it should take about 10 minutes to complete one of its credit card applications. Once submitted, you can receive approval in 60 seconds, though the process can take up to two business days if more information is needed on your application.

If you receive approval, Latitude will send you a physical card within five to 10 business days.

Is LatitudePay still available?

LatitudePay was a buy now pay later service, but it stopped operating in Australia in April 2023.

How do I close a Latitude credit card?

You can cancel your Latitude credit card by:

  • Using the Latitude app
  • Logging into Latitude internet banking
  • Calling 13 10 24

Note that to close a Latitude credit card, you first need to pay off any balance owing on your account. You won’t be able to cancel your card until this is done.

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