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The flexibility to spend more on what’s important to you with our low annual fee cards
Fraud protection and online security so you can enjoy peace of mind with all your purchases
Access to hundreds of deals, discounts and privileges with Visa Premium Access on our NAB Low Fee Platinum Card
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Minimum credit limit
Standard purchase rate
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Our lowest annual fee card with no frills
Minimum credit limit
Standard purchase rate
Annual card fee
The official term is ‘revolving line of credit’. In normal speak it’s a card with a set amount of funds (called a 'limit’) you can borrow at any time. That’s the important word: borrowed. Like other loans, credit cards also come with an interest rate.
They have a regular repayment cycle, so the amount of interest you’ll pay will differ each month. It’s determined by how much you spend, how much you repay, and when you repay it.
Within the first statement period (generally 30 days) of your card opening and after you’ve made your first purchase. Depending on which card you choose, you may pay a lower annual fee with one credit card when compared to another. Usually, the more features a card has – like rewards points and insurance – the higher its annual fee.
On your statement, we’ll list your payment details that shows your closing balance, due date (or due now), and minimum payment.
We must receive payment by your statement due date. This is at least your total minimum payment, or if you want to reduce interest, your entire closing balance.
If you don’t owe us anything, there’s no payment date on your statement.
Our Low Fee Card has “up to 44 days” interest free. But, be wary. It doesn’t mean you get 44 days interest-free from the moment you buy something. The "44 days" refers to from the start of your statement cycle to your statement’s due date. This is what we mean by "up to". So you could get between a week interest-free or a maximum of 44 days. Remember if you don't pay your statement balance in full each month, you don’t get your interest-free period.
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