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Everyday Money Credit Card - 0% Interest*

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Rewards
With the Everyday Money Credit Card you’ll earn valuable reward points everywhere you shop.

And every 4 months, provided you have enough points, you’ll receive a shopping card, to redeem at a great range of participating stores. So, you can reward yourself with everything from groceries, to petrol to electronics.

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Features
With the Everyday Money Credit Card you’ll benefit from:

0% interest* until 1st February 2009 on all purchases.(1)

No annual fee for the first year and only $49 per year after that.
Up to 55 days Interest free on purchases after 1st February 2009.(2)
Plus you can choose from four fresh card colours - green, blue, black and pink.

Add to that a balance transfer rate of 5.99% for the first 6 months (3) and simple online account management facilities, and you’ll find this fresh new credit card makes great sense.

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epump - available late 2008

With epump you can checkout at the pump and get back on the road faster. Use your Everyday Money Credit Card to pay at the pump at participating CALTEX WOOLWORTHS/SAFEWAY co-branded fuel outlets and you’ll no longer need to queue in-store. You’ll also earn 2 points for every dollar you spend using epump. epump is exclusive to Everyday Money Credit Card customers and is expected to be available from late 2008.

Related Stores

Woolworths Money
Woolworths Money

closed Comments

  • There should be no annual fee ever.

  • 3,448 points =$20 Gift Card.

    3 points per dollar spent on Woolworths Select products purchased at Woolworths or Safeway Supermarkets, excluding online purchases.

    2 points per dollar spent on other products purchased at Woolworths or Safeway Supermarkets, BIG W, CALTEX WOOLWORTHS/SAFEWAY co-branded fuel outlets, epump, Woolworths/Safeway Liquor, Dick Smith PowerHouse and participating Dick Smith Electronics and Tandy stores. Some exclusions apply.(1)

    1 point per dollar spent on other purchases.(2)

    Not terrific value, very similar to the previous Woolworths card.

  • Not bad if you cancel it before a year is up to take advantage of interest free on purchases, but other than that, pretty average.

    Currently, my rewards card of choice is my Bankwest Platinum card ($1 = 2 points)

    13,050 points = $6525 spend = $100 voucher

    Which works out to be effectively 1.5% cash back.

    (I spend enough to hit the points cap of 400,000 points to justify the $180 annual fee)

  • Why the heck are they continually bringing out all these new cards with their old logo on it? Now they're going to have to replace the Everyday Reward cards AND the Everyday Money Credit Card…

    • Why replace the logo… probably familiar to most Aussies… ive heard nothing about it.

      as for the card, im not wow'ed by it!

  • Added this to the CC comparison wiki entry.
    http://www.ozbargain.com.au/wiki/credit_card_rewards_compari…

    In terms of rewards, its at the lower end of the scale.

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