Commonwealth Bank Credit Cards Card | balance transfer rate of just 5.99% for first 5 months

Credit Card	Purchase Rate	Balance Transfer	Interest Free Days	Reward Points	Card Fee
Commonwealth Bank Low Rate Card
	12.64% p.a	5.99% p.a (for first 5 months)	Up to 55 days	N/A	$48
Commonwealth Bank Low Fee Card No annual fee for Comm Bank customers when $1,000 a year spent on card.
	19.39% p.a	5.99% p.a (for first 5 months)	Up to 55 days	N/A	$24
Commonwealth Bank Awards Card
	20.14% p.a	5.99% p.a (for first 5 months)	Up to 55 days	Commonwealth Awards program.	$59
Commonwealth Bank Gold Card
	20.14% p.a	5.99% p.a (for first 5 months)	Up to 55 days	Commonwealth Awards program + special Gold offers.	$114
Commonwealth Bank Platinum Card
	20.14% p.a	5.99% p.a (for first 5 months)	Up to 55 days	Awards program, Platinum offers and bonus points	$200

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Commonwealth Bank Low Fee Card No annual fee for Comm Bank customers when $1,000 a year spent on card.

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