NAB Credit Cards
Compare 6 NAB credit cards alongside the rest of the market, with the NAB filter already applied. Purchase rates from 13.99% p.a.
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| Product | Annual fee | Interest-free days | Cash advance rate | Actions | ||||
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 | Purchase rate13.99% | Annual fee$99 | Interest-free daysUp to 55 days | Cash advance rate22.99% | Intro 0% for 24 months on balance transfers | A simple low interest rate credit card with your choice of offers: get a promotional balance transfer or select our cash back offer | ||
| Purchase rate22.49% | Annual fee$449 | Interest-free daysUp to 44 days | Cash advance rate22.99% | Intro 0% for 12 months on balance transfersFeatures: Rewards | The Qantas Rewards Signature card gives customers the opportunity to be rewarded for the purchases they make by earning Qantas Frequent Flyer points at the fastest rate. Includes Signature benefits… | ||
| Purchase rate22.49% | Annual fee$195 | Interest-free daysUp to 44 days | Cash advance rate22.99% | Intro 0% for 12 months on balance transfersFeatures: Rewards | Earn NAB Rewards Points and enjoy platinum services and complimentary insurances | ||
| Purchase rate22.49% | Annual fee$295 | Interest-free daysUp to 44 days | Cash advance rate22.99% | Intro 0% for 12 months on balance transfersFeatures: Rewards | Earn Qantas Points and enjoy platinum services and complimentary insurances | ||
| Purchase rate22.49% | Annual fee$49 | Interest-free daysUp to 44 days | Cash advance rate22.99% | Intro 0% for 12 months on balance transfers | Enjoy our lowest annual card fee of only $30 and our special cashback offer. | ||
| Purchase rate22.49% | Annual fee$395 | Interest-free daysUp to 44 days | Cash advance rate22.99% | Intro 0% for 12 months on balance transfersFeatures: Rewards | The new NAB Rewards Signature Card allows you to earn points with premium services and complimentary insurances. | ||
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Guides
- Credit Cards Guide How credit card interest works Interest-free days are the most misunderstood feature in Australian banking. They are not a grace period on every purchase, they are a reward for clearing the balance in full, and the month you do not, the rules change entirely.
- Credit Cards Guide Balance transfer credit cards explained A balance transfer can stop interest dead while you repay, or it can move a debt sideways and cost you more. The difference comes down to three numbers and one habit.
The Numbers Behind These Rates
Where this market sits today, and the official figures behind it.
- Market averages Credit Card Market Averages Today's average credit card rate, by segment, and how it has moved since the last reading. Taken from every product in the feed, not a survey.
- Statistics Australian Credit Card Statistics: Rates, Fees and Debt Australians hold around 14.4 million personal credit cards and carry roughly $18.9 billion of debt that is actually accruing interest. Here is what that debt costs, live from the cards we compare.
- Rate Tracker Every Market, One Page The daily average across home loans, savings, term deposits, credit cards and personal and car loans, measured against the RBA cash rate.