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Awarded “Australia’s cheapest credit card” by Money magazine 2012.

Provider Card Name Purchase Rate Balance Transfer Interest Free Rewards Points Card Fee  
Bankwest Breeze Classic Credit Card
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0% p.a
(for first 6 months)
4.99% p.a
(for first 9 months)
Up to 55 days No $49
Credit Card Summary

Low Rate Credit Card - Bankwest Breeze MasterCard Australia's cheapest credit card, awarded by Money magazine 2012.

  • Limited time exclusive offer - 0% intro purchase rate for 6 months

Card Features

  • Awarded "cheapest credit card" by Money Magazine 2012
  • Australia’s lowest MasterCard purchase at 10.99% p.a.
  • 4.99% p.a. for the first 9 months on non-Bankwest credit card balance transfers* reverting to Australia's lowest ongoing MasterCard rate at 10.99% p.a.
  • Up to 55 days interest free
  • Upgrade to Platinum to enjoy complimentary travel insurance with unlimited medical expenses and up to $30,000 cover for loss / damage / theft ^
  • Up to 3 additional cardholders - free!

We’ve made the application process really quick and easy. You only need to apply once to find out if you are eligible for a Bankwest Breeze Classic, Gold or Platinum MasterCard.

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