ANZ First CreditCard

Rate : 19.24% p.a.
Balance Transfer :
7.99% p.a. (for first 6 months)
Interest Free Days :
Up to 44 days
Reward Points :
N/A
Card Fee : FREE

ANZ First Credit Card

$0 annual account fee for the first 12 months
Introductory offer of 7.99% p.a. on balance transfers for the first 6 months
Up to 44 days interest free credit on purchases
Extended Warranty Insurance and 90-day Purchase Security Insurance
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