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Racked up some debt on your current plastic? Then apply for a balance transfer credit card that allows you to roll your …
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Racked up some debt on your current plastic? Then apply for a balance transfer credit card that allows you to roll your …
If you’re the type of person who sometimes carries a balance on your card rather than paying it off in full every month, a credit …
If you intend to purchase some big ticket items in the near future and need some breathing space to pay them off, you …
If you’re someone who really only uses your credit card as a convenient payment method, doesn’t value perks like rewards …
Looking for a card that lets you earn rewards points on your spend? Then you’re in the market for a rewards credit card …
Want to supersize the amount of rewards you can earn and the freebies you gain? A platinum credit card generally comes …
Firstly, ask yourself why you need a credit card. Do you want to earn airmiles, transfer an existing balance to a lower (or 0%) interest rate? Once you are clear on the purpose, use our credit card comparison tool to find the one that meets your requirements.
It depends on what you want it for. What is good for the goose may not be good for the gander, as they say ion times gone by.
Our credit card comparisons tables will help you work out which card is better for you.
The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) is the cost you pay each year to borrow money, including fees, expressed as a percentage.
Once you have found the card you think has most suited your individual requirements, click the “Apply now” button.
You will be transferred to the end providers application page where you will need to fill in an online application form. Your application will be assessed and then accepted or rejected.
We hope so! Our individual credit card overviews will give you an idea of application success. Some cards require a minimum annual salary for example.
If you are a temporary resident, you will need to check our credit card guides to make sure you are legible for the card you have chosen.
Your application could be rejected for a number of reasons. The most likely however, is your personal credit score.
If you are someone that has debt, or has not paid off debt regularly with a previous credit card provider, your application can be rejected.
It may also be that the credit card you are applying for requires you to earn a minimum annual salary that is over what you currently earn.
There are plenty of options available to you on this website. Have a further look through, and try again.
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