Amplify Qantas Signature: 90,000 Qantas Points ($6,000 Spend in 90 Days), Annual Fees $295 ($150 1st Yr Existing) + $75 @ BankSA

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suku1809 on 30/04/2025 - 19:05 banksa.com.au (451 clicks)
Last edited 30/04/2025 - 19:08 by 1 other user

Up to 120,000 bonus Qantas Points> — 90,000 Qantas Points in year 1 if you spend $6k+ on eligible purchases within 120 days of new card approval and an extra 30,000 points after your first eligible purchase in year 2.

Already with BankSA? Sign in to apply for a $150 first year card fee (reverts to $295 p.a. thereafter).
I just opened a savings account with Bank SA and applied via the account.

The approval process is a bit slower than other banks and may take upto 7 business days for approval if a document is requested.
I had to call the application status helpline to get a status on the application , but the agent was able to get it approved after talking to their supervisor team.
I was asked for an Australian identity document only and no pay slips.

Offer not available if you’ve held a BankSA, St.George or Bank of Melbourne rewards card in the last 24 months. New cards only.

Key rates and fees
$295 annual card fee ( 150 for existing customers)
20.99% p.a. variable interest rate on purchases
21.99% p.a. variable cash advance interest rate
$15 fee applied for each late payment or missed payment
$75 annual Qantas Rewards Program fee
3% of each cash advance amount
3% of the Australian dollar value for transactions with merchants based overseas

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BankSA (Bank of South Australia)

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  lawyerz on 30/04/2025 - 19:19

  +5

  Existing customers who currently hold an Amplify, Amplify Platinum or Amplify Signature card issued by St.George, Bank of Melbourne or BankSA, or who have held one in the last 24 months, or Credit Card Product Switches, upgrades or Westpac group staff are not eligible for this offer

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    jaygee on 01/05/2025 - 10:53

    Oh interesting so they link all 3 banks as one too. St George and Bank of Melbourne have always had ridiculous things they ask for, I gave up on them ages ago.

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  happydude on 30/04/2025 - 19:28

  +2

  $15,000 Minimum credit limit

  This is pretty important for churning.

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    chrism238 on 30/04/2025 - 20:29

    (sorry, asking in ignorance) - is the $15k limit a good or a bad thing, higher or lower than desirable? Thank you.

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      daft009 on 30/04/2025 - 20:51

      +2

      could be a slight hinderance if going for a mortgage anytime soon, but final answer would depend on your earnings & expenses

      or if you can't control yourself and go buy $15k worth of stuff and can't pay them back on time

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      Ughhh on 01/05/2025 - 08:29

      If you need to lower your credit limit for mortgage reasons or whatever, $15k is the lowest you can go. This means cancelling it or keeping it. If the Min limit was $6k, your can lower it to $6k.

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  jabroni on 30/04/2025 - 22:26

  +2

  "in the last 24 months."

  its even worse than NAB

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    Tuttle on 01/05/2025 - 08:15

    +1

    Disgusting

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  veridianfive on 14/05/2025 - 20:48

  † Eligible purchases do not include interest, fees and charges, cash or ATM cash advances, cash equivalent transactions, gambling transactions, a purchase from or payment to a local, state or federal government or government related agency, BPAY or similar transactions (such as Post Billpay), refunds and balance transfers debited from the card account.

  Anyone tested if Sniip etc counts as “similar to BPAY”? This is one of the most vague eligible purchase statements I’ve seen.