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Citibank Clear

Citibank Clear 12.49% p.a
 0% p.a
(for first 6 months)		 Up to 55 days N/A $65 Apply Now
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Citibank BP MasterCard

Citibank BP MasterCard 19.89% p.a
 2.9% p.a
(for first 12 months)		 N/A 5% off your petrol and everything else you buy at BP^. 1% off everything else you buy anywhere† $79 Apply Now
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Citibank Gold Card

Citibank Gold Card 20.74% p.a
 2.9% p.a
(for first 12 months)		 Up to 55 days $1 = 1 Point $119 Apply Now
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Citibank Silver Card

Citibank Silver Card 20.74% p.a
 2.9% p.a
(for first 12 months)		 Up to 55 days $1 = 1 Point $69 Apply Now
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Citibank Platinum Credit Card

Citibank Platinum Credit Card 20.74% p.a
 2.9% p.a
(for first 12 months)		 Up to 55 days FREE personalised 1-for-1 rewards program $250 Apply Now
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Some Credit Card Lenders Actually Increasing Interest Rates

Some Australian credit card lenders have been raising their interest rates despite the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) having cut official lending rates by 2 per cent since September.
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No More No Deposit Home Loans

No deposit home loans for now are going to be a thing of the past, or at the very least it will become increasingly difficult for prospective home to secure funding on a no deposit basis, if not outright impossible.
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Macquarie Reports 43% Profits Drop. Stock Still Rockets

Macquarie Group, Australia’s leading investment bank reported half yearly earnings yesterday, and despite first half profits falling 43 per cent to the same level as in 2006. Investors took comfort in the investment bank's conservative accounting approach and the maintenance of its dividend sending the stock soaring 26% in intraday trade on Tuesday.
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