Beyond Bank Australia Credit Cards

Why choose Beyond Bank

Benefits

Moderately low annual fee
0% balance transfers
Moderately high number of interest-free days

Drawbacks

Small selection of credit cards
No rewards or frequent flyer options
Only offers Visa credit cards

About Beyond Bank credit cards

Beyond Bank doesn’t have the wide range of credit cards like those offered by the big banks. Instead, it has credit cards aimed at budget-conscious customers.

Here are the Beyond Blue credit card options:

Low-rate Visa credit card
Balance transfer credit card

The low-rate Visa credit card offered by Beyond Bank has a moderately low annual fee and interest rate on purchases.

Some of the additional benefits of Beyond Banks’s low-rate credit card include:

Up to four additional card holders, free of charge
Google Pay and Apple Pay
Moderately high number of interest-free days on purchases

This low-rate Visa credit card from Beyond Bank also comes with a 0 per cent balance transfer option – although at the end of the balance transfer period, the interest rate reverts to a moderately low one.

Beyond Bank credit card review

Beyond Bank only offers credit cards that would suit a customer looking for a simple, low-cost credit card, not someone who spends a lot and is looking for rewards and perks.

The low-rate Visa from Beyond Bank might suit a pensioner, a university student or a budget-conscious customer. For customers who don’t want an actual credit card, Beyond Bank also offers the option of having a Visa debit card, which can be used as a credit card, but uses your own funds, not credit.

One benefit of the low-cost credit card, which makes it stand out compared to many low-cost credit cards offered by other banks, is that Beyond Bank gives customers a moderately high number of interest-free days on purchases.

The credit limit on the low-rate Visa starts low and can go higher, depending on a customer’s financial position.

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Mark Bristow

Personal Finance Editor

Mark Bristow is RateCity's Home & Personal Finances Editor, and an experienced analyst, researcher, and producer. While primarily focused on Australian mortgage and home loan expertise, he has experience across energy, home and travel insurances. Mark has been a journalist and writer in the financial space for over ten years, previously researching and writing commercial real estate at CoreLogic. In the years since, Mark has worked for the Winning Group, Expedia, and has seen articles published at Lifehacker and Business Insider. Mark has also completed RG 146 (Tier 1), making him compliant to provide general advice for general insurance products like car, home, travel and health insurance, as well as giving him knowledge of investment options such as shares, derivatives, futures, managed investments, currencies and commodities.

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