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Compare HSBC Credit Cards

Compare HSBC credit cards – read our review and compare the features and benefits available from HSBC. We can help you to make an informed decision and find a card that suits you.

HSBC Credit Cards Review

HSBC offer a range of credit cards designed to match your individual needs. With very low or no annual fees, competitive rates on purchases, introductory periods offering 0% on balance transfers and great online banking facilities, owning a credit card couldn't be easier!

HSBC credit cards come with a 55 day interest free period (where applicable), which means that as long as you pay your balance off in full within the 55 day period, you will never incur interest charges. Alternatively, you will pay the typical APR rate on remaining balances unless otherwise stated.

For freedom and flexibility, apply for an HSBC Credit Card today!

Advice

No Annual Fee for Life!!!

Introductory Offer
Balance Transfer Rate: 0% p.a. for 6 months
Balance Transfer Fee: N/A
Purchase Rate: N/A
Typical APR
Purchases: 16.99% p.a.
Balance Transfers: N/A
Cash Advance: 20.75% p.a.
Annual Fee: Free For Life
Standard Features
Credit Limit: Subject to Status
Interest Free Days: 55 days
On-Line Banking: Yes
Approval Criteria
  • You are at least 18 Years of Age
  • You have a Good Credit History
  • You are a permanent resident/citizen of Australia
  • You have a Income of over $20,000.pa

HSBC News

HSBC home loan 'is most competitive in Australia'
A HSBC home loan has been described as the most competitive on the Australian market by the company's head of mortgages. ...
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Wed 18th Aug, 2010
New credit card head appointed by HSBC
A new head of credit cards has been appointed by HSBC in Australia. ...
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Wed 18th Aug, 2010
HSBC credit cards and personal loans 'up 5%'
HSBC has announced a pre-tax profit of 28 per cent, compared with the first half of 2009. ...
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Thu 5th Aug, 2010
HSBC launches no fee Credit Card
The Australian credit card market is showing strong signs of improvement, after more competition has pushed some of the main providers to up the stakes in order to attract more custom. ...
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Mon 5th Oct, 2009
Well-off Aussies 'struck by downturn', HSBC reports
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Fri 19th Jun, 2009