Do you fly with Virgin Blue? Do you want a credit card that not only lets you earn frequent flyer points but that does it with a reasonable interest rate, no annual fee, and other reward options to choose from? If that sounds appealing to you, consider the Virgin No Annual Fee credit card offer. You could even get bonus points just for making your first purchase!

Find out more about the Virgin No Annual Fee credit card below and apply online today if you want an affordable rewards card that gives you choices!

Type of Credit Card: Special Offer,  Balance transfer card, Frequent flyer card

Interest Rates*: The Virgin No Annual Fee credit card has a surprisingly low regular purchase rate (at least for a no annual fee card) of just 16.95%. There is a 20.99% cash advance rate. You’ll also get up to 44 interest free days as long as your balance was paid in full for the previous two consecutive months.

If you plan to use the card for a balance transfer, you can take advantage of a 2.9% balance transfer rate for up to six months.

Annual Fee*: You won’t be charged an annual fee for the Virgin No Annual Fee credit card. You’ll also get free additional cards if you need them!

Rewards / Extras*: You get 1000 bonus points the first time you make a purchase before 31st December 2010. You can redeem those points for flights with Virgin Blue, Pacific Blue, and Polynesian Blue destinations.

Not looking to fly? You can still redeem your points for hotel stays, shopping vouchers and merchandise, car hires, or even donate your rewards to charity.

You will also have access to protections such as Fraudshield and Visa Zero Liability as well as optional CreditShield Edge credit protection insurance.

Additional Information: You’ll need a minimum annual income of $20,000 to be approved for the Virgin No Annual Fee credit card. You can choose from six different colours to customise your new credit card too.

Apply now!

* Interest rates, annual fees, and reward programme details were taken from the most accurate data available at the time of writing. All rates and fees are subject to change from the issuing bank, and their inclusion here in no way serves as a guarantee of rates. Please review rates and terms with the card issuer at the time of application.