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St George Gold Low Rate Credit Card

  • Rate : 14.25% p.a.
  • Balance Transfer :
    14.25%
    p.a.
  • Interest Free Days :
    Up to 55 days
  • Reward Points :
    St.George Instant Benefits
  • Card Fee : $79

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St.George Gold Low Rate Credit Card

A low rate with Gold card benefits including shopping and travel insurances.

St.George Gold Low Rate Card Features :

  • Higher credit limits - starting from $5,000
  • A low Gold card rate of 14.25%p.a for purchases and cash advances*
  • Up to 55 interest free day s on purchases*
  • $79 annual fee
  • Complimentary Shopping and Travel Insurances** including :
    • Overseas Travel
    • Transit Accident
    • Extended Warranty
    • Purchase Cover
  • Up to 3 free additional cards for your friends or family, with all transactions on one statement
  • Linked access to your other St.George accounts for the ease of one card banking
  • Instant discounts and added extras with St.George Instant Benefits

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Disclaimer
* Interest rate is current as at 20/08/08 and is subject to change. For Gold Low Rate an interset rate of 18.25% p.a. applies to cash advances. 55 days interest free on purchases only on accounts paid in full by the due date. Interest free period does not apply to the cash advances, or any purchases while an amount that has been debited as a result of a balance transfer remains unpaid. All applications for credit are subject to the Bank's prevailing credit criteria. Fees, charges, terms and conditions apply and full details are available upon request.
** These benefits are provided to cardholders and are subject to Terms and Conditions and exclusions contained in the Policy of Insurance. Please refer to the Terms and Conditions for a full explanation of cover and exclusions.

St.George Bank Limited ABN 92 055 513 070 AFS License No. 240997.

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