Compare Credit Cards Balance Transfer Low Interest No Annual Fee Rewards Cards Frequent Flyer Cards Business Credit Cards Gold & Platinum Debit Cards

Credit Cards from Citibank for May

Credit Card Purchase Rate Balance Transfer
Interest Free Days Reward Points Card Fee  
CitiBusiness Gold CardCitiBusiness Gold Card 0% p.a
(for first 4 months)		 0% p.a
(for first 4 months)		 Up to 55 days $1 = 1.25 points $74
(half price for first year)		 Apply Now
Citibank Clear Platinum Credit CardCitibank Clear Platinum Credit Card 0% p.a
(for first 6 months)		 0% p.a
(for first 6 months)		 Up to 55 days No $49
(for first year)		 Apply Now
Citibank Clear Credit CardCitibank Clear Credit Card 15.99% p.a
 6.9% p.a
(for first 6 months)		 Up to 55 days No $65 Apply Now
Citibank Select Credit Card Citibank Select Credit Card 20.74% p.a
 4.9% p.a
(for first 6 months)		 Up to 55 days Up to 1 points per $1.<br />80,000 bonus points on signup $700 Apply Now
Citibank BP MasterCard Citibank BP MasterCard 20.89% p.a
 0% p.a
(for first 6 months)		 Up to 55 Days 10% cash back on purchases at BP until 31 July 2012 $89 Apply Now
Citibank Rewards Platinum Credit CardCitibank Rewards Platinum Credit Card 20.99% p.a
 1.9% p.a
(for first 15 months)		 Up to 55 days Up to 3 points = $1 $199 Apply Now
Emirates Citibank Platinum CardEmirates Citibank Platinum Card 20.99% p.a
 0.9% p.a
(for first 12 months)		 Up to 55 days up to 1.5 points = $1 spent.<br />Plus 25,000 bonus Skywards Miles FREE
(For the first year)		 Apply Now
Citibank Rewards Classic Credit CardCitibank Rewards Classic Credit Card 20.99% p.a
 6.9% p.a
(for first 6 months)		 up to 55 days $1 = 1 point $89 Apply Now
Citibank Rewards Card - SignatureCitibank Rewards Card - Signature 20.99% p.a
 1.9% p.a
(for first 15 months)		 up to 55 days up to $1 = 4 points.<br />40,000 points on first purchase. $395 Apply Now

Who are Citibank?

Australia has taken many US companies under its wing in recent times. None more so that Citibank, one of the biggest players in the financial services market in the US. While still relatively new in Australia, Citibank already can claim to boast more than one million customers throughout the nation, with that number rising rapidly.

Citibank is the consumer and corporate banking branch of the Citigroup financial services firm, which was formed after a merger in 1998. However, its history lies under the name of the City Bank of New York which, through the late 19th century, was the main bank in that city. A succession of mergers and acquisitions made it into a major force in the world markets and, today, Citigroup has over 200 million customers in 150 countries.

Citibank Australia was formed in 1985 and was given a license to trade later that year. Despite this though, it remained only a small player in the nation's banking system until the late 1990s.

Based in Sydney, Citibank Australia offers customers deals on home loans and personal loans, savings accounts, credit cards and insurance. It is also one of the biggest providers of superannuation funds in Australia.

Citibank prides itself on its international strengths and offers multi and dual currency accounts as well as a full range of superannuation and investment options, including international investment accounts. Its international clout means its consumer products can be very competitive.