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Receive complimentary insurance covers including travel, accident and purchase.

Provider Card Name Purchase Rate Balance Transfer Interest Free Rewards Points Card Fee  
St.George Gold Low Rate Credit Card
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15.99% p.a
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Up to 55 days No $79
Credit Card Summary

St.George Gold Low Rate credit card with complimentary insurance covers1.

  • A Gold credit card with gold benefits and a low annual fee.
  • Choose a Gold Low Rate Visa Card or a Gold Low Rate MasterCard.
  • Speed and convenience – no need to sign or enter your PIN for everyday purchases under $100 at participating merchants, who accepts contactless transactions.

A range of complimentary insurance covers

  • Overseas travel insurance1 for trips up to 3 months for you and your family. The cover includes medical expenses, unexpected trip cancellation and rental vehicle excess
  • Transit accident insurance1 in the event of accidental death or injury when travelling by plane, bus, train or ferry outside Australia.
  • Purchase cover insurance1 provides 3 months cover against theft, loss or damage on selected new purchases
  • Extended warranty insurance1 gives you up to 12 additional months on the manufacturer’s expressed Australian warranty.

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