The NAB Qantas Rewards Signature is suited to travellers who want to earn Qantas Points as they spend and who will use the card's extra features (like the complimentary insurance covers) to justify the annual fee.
NAB Qantas Rewards Signature Card
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- Bonus points
- 120,000
- Purchase rate
- 20.99% p.a.
- Reward point per $ spent
- 1
- Annual fee for the first year ($395 p.a. thereafter)
- $295 p.a.
Our verdict
Offers a competitive earn rate and up to 120,000 bonus Qantas Points, but you'll need to wait a year for 30,000 of them.
Pros
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Up to 120,000 bonus Qantas Points
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Discounted $295 annual fee for the first year
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Complimentary insurance covers
Cons
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Spend requirement to get bonus points is tricky
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High ongoing annual fee of $395
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No lounge passes or travel credit
Details
Product details
Product Name | NAB Qantas Rewards Signature Card |
Balance transfer rate p.a. | 0% for 12 months with 3% balance transfer fee, then 21.74% |
Balance transfer limit | 90% of available limit |
Purchase rate p.a. | 20.99% |
Interest-free period | Up to 44 days on purchases |
Cash advance rate p.a. | 21.74% |
Min credit limit | $15,000 |
Max credit limit | $75,000 |
Card type | Visa |
Eligibility
Available to temporary residents | Yes - Conditions apply |
Joint application | No |
Rewards
Rewards program | Qantas Frequent Flyer |
Bonus points | 120,000 |
Rewards points per $ spent | 1 |
Rewards points cap | 20,000 |
Fees
Annual fee | $295 first year ($395 after) |
Minimum monthly repayment | 2% of the closing balance or $25, whichever is greater |
Late payment fee | $15 |
Foreign currency conversion fee | 3% |
Cash advance fee | 3% or $3, whichever is greater |
Overseas ATM withdrawal fee | $5 |
Additional cardholder fee | $0 |
Number of additional cardholders | 1 |
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Sarah Megginson Finder
July 17, 2024
Hi Pearl,
A cash advance is when you withdraw money from the account, either using an ATM or as an online transaction. According to NAB, cash advances on this card also include other transactions they consider to be the equivalent of withdrawing cash from your account, eg. most gambling transactions (such as sports betting, casino games, lottery tickets, online gambling), the purchase of travellers cheques, wire transfers or other similar substitutes for cash (such as crypto-currency).
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Pearl
July 09, 2024
What purchases/payments are cash in advance? Ie- bpay etc
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Sarah Megginson Finder
July 17, 2024
Generally BPay transactions are considered purchases and won’t be treated as a cash advance. It might be treated as a cash advance if you are transferring to a bank account, or trying to make a BPay payment to another credit card.
If your credit card provider does treat a transaction as a cash advance, they will usually warn you that you will be charged interest immediately in the app or online banking when you are trying to make the payment.
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Daryn
June 13, 2024
Does Qantas Premier Platinum count as a NAB credit card and therefore ineligible for a balance transfer/the Qantas points offer?
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Sarah Megginson Finder
July 02, 2024
Hi Daryn,
According to the terms and conditions, you should be eligible if you hold a Qantas Premier Platinum (underwritten by NAB), as the T&Cs state:
“This bonus Qantas Points offer is not available to existing customers who have received or are entitled to receive NAB Qantas Rewards bonus points for a new personal NAB Qantas Rewards credit card in the 18 months prior to the opening of a NAB Qantas Rewards Signature Card or NAB Qantas Rewards Premium Card.”
Hope this helps!
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Emma
May 28, 2024
Can this card be used for ATO payments and what is the maximum limit on the card please?
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Sarah Megginson Finder
July 17, 2024
Hi Emma,
Yes, this card can be used to make ATO payments, but it does not allow you to earn points on those payments. NAB has a business rewards card that does allow you to earn points, in case you’re eligible for this.
The maximum credit card for this card is not known, but the minimum is $15,000.
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Dart
May 14, 2024
What and where do I need to buy to be an eligible purchase?
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Sarah Megginson Finder
May 17, 2024
Hi Dart,
Eligible purchases include all kinds of everyday spending: groceries, shopping, travel, flights, accomodation, coffee shops etc.
Ineligible purchases usually mean things like gambling, cash advances, interest charges, fees and refunds.
Hope this helps!
Pearl
July 09, 2024
What purchases/payments are cash advances