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Nick Bendel
Property & Personal Finance Writer
Shoppers have many $0-fee credit cards to choose from
Sick of paying to use your credit card? Well there are more than 25 cards that could be used potentially without incurring fees or interest, a new credit card analysis has found.
Credit Cards
18 Nov, 2018
2 min read
Nick Bendel
Property & Personal Finance Writer
Amex redesigns its rewards program
American Express is changing its rewards program as it battles for market share in a changing payments market.
Credit Cards
15 Nov, 2018
2 min read
Nick Bendel
Property & Personal Finance Writer
Tis the season for Aussies to spend, spend, spend
The holiday season can get you buying a gift or two, but according to research, Australians will be spending more money in 2018 than before.
Credit Cards
13 Nov, 2018
2 min read
Mark Bristow
Personal Finance Editor
Most Aussies would be better off switching credit cards
Most Australians don’t hold a credit card that suits their typical spending patterns, and many could save up to $250 per year simply by switching cards.
Credit Cards
14 Oct, 2018
3 min read
Nick Bendel
Property & Personal Finance Writer
Amex, Westpac and CBA all offering low-rate credit cards
There are a dozen different credit card providers offering cards with interest rates under 10 per cent, an analysis of the credit card market has found.
Credit Cards
07 Oct, 2018
2 min read
Alex Ritchie
Personal Finance Editor
ACCC spotlight on overseas transaction fees will encourage more fee-free products
RateCity research director Sally Tindall said the investigation would shine a much-needed spotlight on an area of banking that is riddled with fees.
Credit Cards
03 Oct, 2018
2 min read
Nick Bendel
Property & Personal Finance Writer
Australians pay higher currency conversion fees, says government
Changing money to a different currency is costing more than you might think, and it’s something the government isn’t happy about.
Credit Cards
02 Oct, 2018
2 min read
Bria Horne
Personal Finance Writer
Fitness First pays weighty fine for scaling up surcharges
Fitness First Australia has had to pay a $12,600 penalty, as a result of allegedly charging excessive surcharges on direct debits from their customers.
Credit Cards
28 Sep, 2018
2 min read
Mark Bristow
Personal Finance Editor
Working from home? ATO says to make your tax work right
Tax time doesn’t mean you can claim anything and everything to reduce credit card debt. If you’re working from home, you’ll want to check those claims carefully.
Credit Cards
13 Sep, 2018
3 min read
Nick Bendel
Property & Personal Finance Writer
ATO sets the record straight for working deductions
Running up the credit card for things you think you can claim on tax? Depending on your job, you might want to check what’s allowed, says the ATO.
Credit Cards
03 Sep, 2018
3 min read
Nick Bendel
Property & Personal Finance Writer
Big banks offering big balance transfer deals
Three of the big four banks have credit cards with 0 per cent balance transfer offers for at least 18 months, a new market analysis has found.
Credit Cards
01 Sep, 2018
2 min read
Mark Bristow
Personal Finance Editor
Coles and NAB launch new premium credit card specials
Big banks and supermarkets are introducing special offers for premium credit card customers, ranging from travel rewards to cashback on purchases.
Credit Cards
16 Aug, 2018
2 min read
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