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Woolworths Everyday Money Credit Card

  • Rate : 0% p.a.(until 1st February 2009)
  • Balance Transfer :
    5.99%
    p.a.(for first 6 months)
  • Interest Free Days :
    Up to 55 days
  • Reward Points :
    Up to 3 reward points per dollar spent
  • Card Fee : FREE
    (for the first year)

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Woolworths Everyday Money Credit Card

Apply for the fresh new Everyday Money Credit Card from Woolworths today and take advantage of :

Packed with fresh features and real value!

  • Up to 3 reward points per dollar spent
  • Up to 55 days interest free on purchases
  • 5.99% p.a. for 6 months on balance transfers
  • Your choice of four fresh card colours
  • FREE additional cardholder
  • Worldwide acceptance wherever you see the MasterCard logo

Enjoy a fresh rewards program that can make a valuable difference to your everyday.

Earn reward points everywhere you use your Everyday Money Credit Card Every 4 months, if you have enough points, you’ll receive an Everyday Money Shopping Card. Whether you want new clothes, cosmetics, electronics or a whole lot more, our rewards are designed with you in mind.

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