February 2002 News | ConsolidateCredit.com.au

News Archive

Latest News

2008

October [1]
August [2]

2007

March [1]

2006

September [1]
August [1]

2005

July [1]
June [1]
February [1]

2004

December [2]
November [1]
August [1]
July [1]

2003

October [1]
April [1]
February [1]

2002

October [1]
February [1]
January [1]

2001

October [1]
September [1]

2000

December [1]
November [1]
October [1]
August [1]
July [1]
May [1]

1999

November [1]
August [1]
July [1]
April [1]

1998

December [2]
July [1]
April [1]

1997

October [1]
September [1]
August [1]
February [3]

1996

July [1]

1995

January [1]

1994

December [1]
August [2]
March [1]

1993

December [2]
October [1]
August [1]
May [1]
April [1]

1992

September [2]
June [2]
March [1]
February [1]
January [1]

1991

May [1]
February [1]

1990

June [1]
February [1]

1988

May [1]
March [1]
February [1]
January [1]

1987

September [1]

1986

September [1]

Consolidate Credit News

Keeping The Lines Of Credit Open

Monday February 25, 2002

A scheme to help low-income earners is providing an alternative to credit cards, writes Patricia Howard.

Aussie Home Loans - MasterCard

MasterCard

MasterCard Card
Interest Rate (p.a.) - 13.29% p.a
Intro Rate - 9.99 for 12 Months
Balance Transfer - 2.99%
for 12 Months
Interest Free Days - 55 days

Citibank - Rewards Credit Card Classic MCD

Westpac - earth Gold

Westpac - Altitude

Westpac - 55 day Gold MasterCard

Powered by RateCity.com.au; A.C.N 122 743 542 ACL 316710 subject to RateCity's FSCG

This is an information service. By browsing on the website and/or using our search tools, you are asking and RateCity to provide you with information about Credit Cards from multiple financial institutions. We will try to show you a range of products in response to your request for information. We are not a credit provider, and in giving you product information we are not making any suggestion or recommendation to you about a particular credit product. If you decide to apply for a Credit Card, you will deal directly with a financial institution, and not with RateCity.

ConsolidateCredit.com.au is an independent reviewer of the Australian financial sector. ConsolidateCredit.com.au is not an Australian registered bank, building society or credit union. ConsolidateCredit.com.au is a privately owned information portal and is not part of a financial institution. The information on this site has been gathered directly from the banking institutions, and while every effort has been made to keep the information up to date and accurate, it is not guaranteed to be free from error. Please note that this data represents only a limited group of services/accounts available in the Australian market. ConsolidateCredit.com.au accepts payment from affiliated partners and agencies in the form of sponsorship, commissions and/or advertising. We recommend that you seek the advice of your own financial adviser before making a decision on a product solely on the information you obtain from this website. If you choose to apply for a product please be aware that you will be dealing with the financial institution and not this website.