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Card Name Purchase Rate Free Days Introductory Rate Balance Transfer Rate Annual Fee Rewards Program Available? First Year Cost Comparison* Click on the column heading to sort
bankmecu Low Rate VISA 10.74% 0 $59 $381 Details
Citibank Clear Platinum Credit Card (2.9% BT for 12 months) 11.99% 55 2.9%12 mths $99 $459 Details
NAB Low Rate Visa Card 13.24% 55 2.99%12 mths 4.99%6 mths $59 $149 Details
BOQ Low Rate Visa Card 13.49% 55 1.9%6 mths $55 $460 Details
bankmecu VISA Credit Card 13.74% 55 $0 $412 Details
Citibank Clear Card 15.99% 55 $65 $545 Details
HSBC Credit Card - 0% BT for 6 months & No Annual Fee 17.99% 55 0%6 mths $0 $540 Details
Virgin No Annual Fee Credit Card 18.99% 44 2.9%6 mths $0 $570 Details
HSBC Platinum Credit Card (0% BT for 6 months & No Annual Fee in 1st yr) 19.99% 55 0%6 mths $129 $729 Details
Visa Platinum Credit Card 19.99% 46 4.99%5 mths 4.99%5 mths $195 $607 Details
NAB Qantas Gold Card 20.24% 44 4.99%6 mths $146 $753 Details
Qantas American Express Ultimate Card 20.74% 55 $450 $1072 Details
Qantas American Express Premium Card 20.74% 44 $249 $871 Details
American Express Gold Ascent Credit Card 20.74% 44 0%6 mths $0 $311 Details
American Express Platinum Edge Credit Card 20.74% 55 0%6 mths $149 $460 Details
American Express Platinum Reserve Credit Card 20.74% 55 0%6 mths $395 $706 Details
The Qantas American Express Discovery Card 20.74% 44 $0 $622 Details
American Express Velocity Gold Card 20.74% 44 $199 $821 Details
American Express Velocity Platinum Card 20.74% 44 $349 $971 Details
Citibank Select Card (6.9% BT for 9 months & 50k points) 20.74% 55 6.9%9 mths $700 $1322 Details

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Notes to the Table
* The First Year Cost Comparison is the total interest payable plus each credit card's annual fee. The interest is based on a monthly outstanding balance of $3,000. If the credit card has an introductory rate period this will be taken into account. If your search called for credit cards with a balance transfer offer, then the Cost Comparison will instead be based on the credit card balance transfer rate and then the usual credit card purchase rate for the rest of the year.

** For credit cards with reward programs that allow you to earn points, unless otherwise noted, the best case scenario of everyday spending is used when calculating the spend required to earn a reward. Everyday spending does not include bonus points that may be earned by shopping with loyalty partners. For credit card rewards programs that have monthly caps, we assume you stay under that cap and for products with two credit cards, we assume spending is with the highest earning credit card. For programs that allow you to convert points for air travel at a price that changes from day to day, we have assumed that the flight is $300 (taxes and charges inclusive).

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