Credit Card Comparison of Australia's Best Credit Cards
| Credit Card | Card Details | Interest Rate P.A. | Balance Transfer Interest Rate P.A. | Annual Fee | Interest Free Days | Cash Advance Rate P.A | Apply Online |
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HSBC Credit Card | 16.99% | 0% p.a. for 6 months | $0 | up to 55 | 20.75% | HSBC Credit Card Information Apply Now |
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St George Vertigo | 12.49% p.a. | 2.99% p.a. for 6 months | $55 | up to 55 | 21.24% | St George Vertigo Information Apply Now |
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Aussie Mastercard | 2.99% p.a. for 6 months then 12.79% | 2.99% p.a. for 6 months or 3.99% for 12 months | $49 | up to 55 | 19.49% | Aussie Mastercard Information Apply Now |
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McGrath Pink | 5.99% p.a. for 6 months then 10.99% | 5.99% p.a. for 6 months | $40 | up to 55 | 5.99% | McGrath Pink Information Apply Now |
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ANZ Low Rate |
13.24% p.a | 0% p.a. for 6 months | $58 | up to 55 | 21.49% | ANZ Low Rate Information Apply Now |
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Citibank Gold | 20.74% p.a. | 1.9% p.a. for 12 months | $149 | up to 55 | 21.24% | Citibank Gold Information Apply Now |
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Suncorp Standard | 12.24% p.a. | 1.9% p.a. for 12 months | $39 | 0 | 17.99% | Suncorp Standard Information Apply Now |
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Suncorp Platinum | 19.99% p.a. | 3.9%p.a. for the life of the balance transfer | $205 | up to 55 | 19.99% | Suncorp Platinum Information Apply Now |
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ANZ Balance | 14.24% p.a. | 0% p.a. for 6 months | $79 | up to 55 | 21.49% | ANZ Balance Information Apply Now |
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Citibank Clear Platinum | 11.49% p.a. | 0% p.a. for 6 months | $49 | up to 55 | 21.24% | Citibank Clear Platinum Apply Now |
The table above encourages you to compare between a selection of our “Critic’s Choice” best credit cards. See our Top 40 for the lowest interest rate credit cards in Australia. The best credit card for you must be determined by you: make a credit card comparsion based on the way you use your credit card and remember that while a balance transfer credit card can be a great way to reduce debt – it only works if you continue to make those repayments! If you would like to compare and apply for a Gold, Platinum or Rewards card you can do so by clicking here: Compare Rewards Cards
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The McGrath Pink Visa Credit Card, offered by Community First Credit Union just got better. The McGrath Pink Visa credit card donates half the card’s annual fee ($20) to the McGrath Foundation, each year you hold the card. This mney goes toward the placement of McGrath Breast Care Nurses who support women with breast cancer and their families.
Question: Hi, does a credit card offering a low interest rate on balance transfers for x amount of months include balances from personal loans as well as other credit cards? Eg: Could I move $8000 owed on a personal loan + $1000 owed on a Visa over to a 0% interest balance transfer credit card for 6 months as a balance transfer? Thanks.
At the time you are ready to put forth a credit card application the biggest deciding factor as to whether or not you will be approved has nothing to do with your application and is essentially out of your hands. This factor is the state of your credit rating.
Question: I want to get a balance transfer credit card to transfer a balance of $2000, but I’m suspicious of all the offers of 0% per cent that seem too good to be true. In my experience if something seems to good to be true it usually is. My question is what’s the catch with balance transfer credit cards – Jules, NSW?
Question: I tend to use my credit card for cash advances when I am short before payday as I get paid monthly. Is there a credit card that is better than the usual with low rates for purchases and 20+% for cash advances?