Student Credit Cards
Compare student credit cards in the chart below. The chart is laid out so you can view the main benefits of each of the cards– and should show the terms, interest rates and other important data clearly. Student credit cards offer a great way to start your financial future and there are plenty of cards on offer for Australian students.
Student Credit Cards Information
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Make sure you have weighed up the costs and benefits of each of the student credit cards before making your choice. If necessary seek independent financial advice, for more information on the cards or to make an application you can click on the More Info button.
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| COMPANY | ISSUER | APR | FEES | CREDIT LIMIT | CHIP & PIN | CASH BACK | CASH ADVANCES | BALANCE TRANSFER | NEW PURCHASE | REBUILD CREDIT | MORE INFO |
The CommonwealthBank Low Fee Student card |  | 20.24% p.a | $0 p.a. | Varies | No | N/A | 21.74% p.a. | 5.99% p.a. (5 months) | 20.24% p.a. | No |  |
| Are you a current full time student? The CommonwealthBank Low Fee student Card gives you access to a range of great features and is a convenient way for you to shop for less. In addition you do not have to pay an annual fee if you are studying full time when you choose one of these student credit cards. DETAIL INFORMATION >> | ServicesServicesYou'll pay no annual fee while you're studying if you have a Streamline account with Student options. Advantages Advantages1. Pay no annual fee whilst you are studying Disadvantages Disadvantages1. Charge applies to cash advances at Commonwealth Bank branches.
2. 20.24% is average. | ||||||||||
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