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

St George Credit Cards Review

St.George offers what could be the most comprehensive range of credit cards of any provider. They really do have a card for everyone! Whether you're looking for a Low Standard Rate, Rewards, Insurances, No Annual Fee or High Credit Limits, you will find a great card from the St.George credit card range.

St. George Vertigo card has been Awarded Australia’s Cheapest Balance Transfer Credit Card by Money Magazine 2009!

St.George credit cards come with up to 55 interest free days on purchases (where applicable), which effectively enables you to spread out payments for your purchases helping you to manage your money. Provided you always pay off your balance in full within the agreed interest free period, you won't pay any interest on the money you borrow. Any balances that remain after this period will be subject to the agreed typical APR rate stated.

See below for more details on our range of St.George credit cards. Choose the card that best suits your needs and make your application today!

Advice

Awarded Australia’s Cheapest Balance Transfer Credit Card by Money Magazine 2009

Introductory Offer
Balance Transfer Rate: 2.99% p.a. for 6 months
Balance Transfer Fee: 0%
Purchase Rate: N/A
Typical APR
Purchases: 11.74% p.a.
Balance Transfers: 11.74% p.a.
Cash Advance: 20.49% p.a.
Annual Fee: $55
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
Introductory Offer
Balance Transfer Rate: 3.99% p.a. for 6 months
Balance Transfer Fee: N/A
Purchase Rate: N/A
Typical APR
Purchases: 14.99% p.a.
Balance Transfers: 14.99% p.a.
Cash Advance: 20.49% p.a.
Annual Fee: $89
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

Credit Card Benefits

  • Travel Insurance - Pay for your overseas return travel tickets with your St.George Platinum Card and you automatically receive up to three months free travel insurance.
  • Extended warranty insurance - Receive up to 12 months free extended warranty on the manufacturer’s expressed Australian warranty.
  • Best price guarantee - This guarantee enables you to receive the best price on most new personal items. If soon after purchasing a good you see it at a cheaper price, you can claim the difference back.
  • Personal Concierge Service - Available 24x7 at home or anywhere you’re travelling.
  • Domestic flight inconvenience insurance - When your domestic flight is paid on your St.George Platinum Card, you, your spouse and dependent children are covered for the entire holiday.

St George News

St George saving rates increased following RBA rise
St George has announced it has increased rates on a number of its financial products following Reserve Bank's recent decision to raise the base rate for more than a year. ...
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Mon 12th Oct, 2009
St George reveals parents 'concentrating on paying credit cards'
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Wed 10th Jun, 2009
St George cuts interest rates on its Vertigo Credit Card
St.George has dropped the interest rate on its Vertigo credit card from 11.39% to a market leading 10.99%. This is great news for those that love to shop, as you can save on interest, ...
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Mon 20th Apr, 2009
St George reveals 1 in 3 to use stimulus money to pay credit cards
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Tue 14th Apr, 2009
St George cuts credit card rates
After The 1% rate cut announced by the RBA earlier this month, St.George - a subsidiary of Westpac Banking Corporation, has cut rates on its Vertigo credit card by half a per cent, ...
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Tue 17th Feb, 2009