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Big banks offering big balance transfer deals

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Nick Bendel
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Three of the big four banks have credit cards with 0 per cent balance transfer offers for at least 18 months, a new market analysis has found.

NAB and Westpac both have products with 0 per cent balance transfer for 24 months, while ANZ has a credit card with 0 per cent balance transfer for 18 months (see table below).

BankSA, HSBC, St.George Bank, Suncorp Bank and Virgin Money are some of the other lenders in Australia that are offering 0 per cent balance transfers for at least 18 months.

Different lenders attach different conditions to their balance transfer offers, making some better value than others.

For example, the products in this analysis allow borrowers to transfer anywhere from 80 per cent to 95 per cent of their credit limit. Some lenders also impose balance transfer fees.

Borrowers may also want to consider the size of the annual fee (which may be waived in the first year) and the ongoing interest rate once the balance transfer period ends.

ProviderCredit cardBalance transfer rateOngoing interest rateBalance transfer limitStandard annual fee
BankSAVertigo Platinum0% for 24 months12.74%80% of your credit limit$99
St.George BankRainbow Vertigo Platinum0% for 24 months12.74%80% of your credit limit$99
NABLow Fee Platinum0% for 24 months19.74%90% of your credit limit$90
WestpacLow Rate Card0% for 24 months13.49%80% of your credit limit$59
HSBCPlatinum Credit Card0% for 22 months19.99%90% of your credit limit$129
Westpac55 Day0% for 20 months19.84%80% of your credit limit$30
HSBCLow Rate Credit Card0% for 20 months13.25%90% of your credit limit$79
Suncorp BankPlatinum Card0% for 18 months21.99%80% of your credit limit$129
ANZFirst0% for 18 months19.74%95% of your credit limit$30
Virgin MoneyVirgin Australia Velocity Flyer Card0% for 18 months20.74%80% of your credit limit$129

Please note that the credit card with the lowest balance transfer rate won’t necessarily be the best balance transfer offer for your situation.

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This article is over two years old, last updated on September 1, 2018. While RateCity makes best efforts to update every important article regularly, the information in this piece may not be as relevant as it once was. Alternatively, please consider checking recent credit cards articles.

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Product database updated 28 Nov, 2024

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