Get up to $400 cashback, with a $6 monthly fee which adds up to $72 per year.
The CommBank Low Rate Card gives you a way to save on interest costs with its low ongoing variable purchase rate of 13.99% p.a. If you apply and get approved, you can get $100 cashback each month when you spend $500 or more per month for the first 4 months (up to $400 cashback).
After the introductory period, the 13.99% p.a. interest rate for purchases is on par with other low rate credit cards. The $6 monthly fee, which adds up to $72 each year is also similar to other low rate cards. But it doesn’t offer perks like points or included insurance, so it’s more suited to people who just want the basics.
Available to temporary residents | Yes - Conditions apply |
Joint application | No |
Bonus points | N/A |
You can apply for the CommBank Low Rate credit card online. Before you get started, check if you meet the eligibility criteria and that you have the key details and documents needed to complete your application.
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I am retired and on a pension can i obtain a credit card?
Amy Bradney-George Finder
If you meet the eligibility requirements, you will be able to apply for a credit card. Finder’s guide to credit cards for pensioners has more details that may be of assistance when you’re comparing cards. I hope that helps.
How long must you be employed to qualify?
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It did not indicate the length of required employment, however if you’ve just started a new full-time job, you need to provide proof of at least 12 months income of your previous employment.
I hope this helps.
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January 29, 2018
What are eligible purchases?
February 07, 2018
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Eligible purchases are generally defined as everyday purchases which involve the exchange of a good or service for a payment. Transactions that do not qualify as eligible purchases generally include balance transfers, cash advances and any purchase that is reversed or refunded
I hope it helps.
December 12, 2017
I just want to know, on commonwealth low rate credit card there is an offer of 300 cash back after spending 1000 within 90 days. So my question is if i buy electronic device like laptop mobile phone the offer is still there or it is on some particular type of shopping
Harold Jacob Finder
December 13, 2017
Thank you for your inquiry.
You can get the cashback offer if you can meet the eligible purchases include BPAY transactions and payments to the ATO but excludes balance transfers and cash advances.
I hope this information has helped.
What is the lowest annual income rate to eligible for the credit card? I am working as casual so am I eligible? Thanks.
There is no specific annual income and employment type in their application form or in the website. However, most card issuers are looking at $15,000 or better. To learn more, you can read more about the credit card minimum income requirements for application.
You can contact your card issuer for this matter.
Hope this helps.
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