Bank of Melbourne is owned by Westpac, which rebranded all St George Bank branches in Victoria to Bank of Melbourne in 2011.
The bank offers a number of credit cards alongside personal finance products such as bank accounts, home loans and personal loans.
Although Bank of Melbourne branches are limited to Victoria, customers can also get service at St George Bank and SA Bank branches in other states, and access their ATM networks.
Benefits
Drawbacks
Purchase Rate
13.99%
p.a
Interest Free Days
55
Annual Fee
$0
for 12 months then $55 thereafter
$15
Purchase Rate
19.49%
p.a
Interest Free Days
55
Annual Fee
$99
for 12 months then $124 thereafter
$15
Purchase Rate
19.49%
p.a
Interest Free Days
55
Annual Fee
$295
$15
Purchase Rate
19.49%
p.a
Interest Free Days
55
Annual Fee
$49
for 12 months then $124 thereafter
$15
Purchase Rate
19.49%
p.a
Interest Free Days
55
Annual Fee
$199
for 12 months then $295 thereafter
$15
Bank of Melbourne credit cards range from standard to gold and platinum, and include rewards cards, frequent flyer cards, classic cards and low-fee cards.
Bank of Melbourne credit cards tend to be moderately low to high. Typically, its standard cards come with a lower interest rate and/or lower fees than top-tier platinum cards.
Some Bank of Melbourne cards come with an introductory balance transfer rate, while others allow balance transfers at the standard interest rate.
In terms of fees, annual fees may be waived entirely or range from moderately low to high. Late payment fees are moderately low, and the interest-free period is moderate.
Bank of Melbourne rewards cards allow customers to earn points for eligible purchases as part of its Amplify Rewards program or Qantas Frequent Flyer program.
As you might expect from a standard bank, Bank of Melbourne offers the typical suite of credit card choices catering to various types of customers.
For customers wanting to earn rewards for spending, Bank of Melbourne rewards credit cards can be used to earn either frequent flyer points or Amplify Rewards points (which can be redeemed for gift cards).
For people looking to save money on their credit card, Bank of Melbourne does offer various lower-rate and lower-fee cards. However, these cards still typically don’t offer the lowest fees or lowest rates on the market.
Likewise, although some Bank of Melbourne credit cards come with an attractive balance transfer offer, others don’t have a balance transfer offer at all.
As such, it’s worth comparing credit cards from various providers before settling on one so you can be sure that a Bank of Melbourne credit card is appropriate for your needs.
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