Kogan Money Card – Exclusive Offer
- 0% Balance Transfer & 9.99% Purchase Rate Offers
- $0 Annual fee
- 21.99% Purchase rate
Pros & cons
- No annual fee
- 0% p.a. for 18 months on balance transfers
- Low 9.99% p.a. purchase rate for 18 months
- Uncapped reward points
- Complimentary Kogan First membership
- Balance transfer offer has a 1% BT fee
- A high 22.74% p.a. interest rate on balance transfers after the introductory period
- A 21.99% p.a. interest rate on purchases applies at the end of the introductory period
- No interest-free days if you have a balance transfer
Latitude has just informed me that they are introducing a card fee of $8 per month from September 2024. What is the best credit card option now for travel o/s to avoid the international transaction fees but still have no card fees? I already have the debit card situation sorted.
Hi Fran,
You can review a range of options here.
Hope this helps!
We are haven Bunnings BBQ at Pakenham on Saturday18th i was told to register with you for the qr code so how do i go about this Peter r
Hi Peter,
I’m not quite sure what you need, we’re a review and comparison site. If you need assistance with accepting digital or card payments, I suggest you contact your bank. Best of luck with the BBQ!
Looking for a credit card with no annual fee and reward points on purchases.
Hi Colin,
Thank you for your comment.
You may compare no annual fee credit cards with rewards. These types of cards will let you earn points on purchases, which you can redeem for flights, cash, or merchandise, get access to extras such as complimentary travel and purchase insurance, airport lounge access, and personalised concierge services. Check the types, the benefits, and what you should consider in choosing rewards credit cards with no annual fee.
Please make sure to meet the eligibility criteria before submitting an application (hitting the Go to site button). Hope this helps.
Regards,
Jhezelyn
What about ING credit cards ?
Hi Terry,
Thank you for your inquiry.
Should you need to know more, please check our article about ING credit card products.
I hope this information has helped.
Cheers,
Harold
What about insurance for fraudulent transactions. I had my Visa card stolen in Rome and, within 20 minutes, over $A3400 in cash withdrawn. My bank covered it all and advised me most of my annual fee was insurance premium. This worked out at over 20 years worth of annual fees and saved our holiday. I no longer view annual fees as an unnecessary or unwarranted expense.
Hi Eddy,
Thanks for your question.
Most of the major credit cards nowadays have their own version of fraud protection like the Visa’s Zero Liability Policy and MasterCard’s Zero Liability Agreement. As long as you meet the conditions, you will not be held liable for those fraudulent transactions on your card. If you want to find more information on what you can do when your credit card is stolen or lost, please read our stolen credit card guide.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
May