Do you love the idea of a gold card but hate the traditionally high fees associated with them? Do you love the simplicity of low annual fee credit cards, but still want some perks? If you’d like to combine savings and serious spending power, Commonwealth Bank might have the credit card you’re waiting for in the Commonwealth Bank Low Fee Gold card.

Find out more about the Commonwealth Bank Low Fee Gold credit card below to see if it’s the right deal for you. read more..

Are you looking for a new rewards credit card that lets you really maximise your rewards points? Then you might want to consider a two-card option like the Commonwealth Bank Low Rate Gold credit card account. With two credit cards you can use one to earn double the rewards points, and still use the more commonly-accepted MasterCard where your American Express isn’t accepted. Better yet, why not enjoy a low regular purchase rate while you earn those rewards?

You can find out more about the Commonwealth Bank Low Rate Gold credit card and find a link to apply online below. read more..

Commonwealth (ASX. CBA) bank has launched a new security access feature that confirms transactions made by each customer. Titled Netcode SMS, the system sends a code instantly to the user’s mobile device each time a transaction is completed. This service is free to all Commonwealth customers. read more..

American Express credit cards often provide more points per dollar spent than other types of cards with rewards programmes, but they aren’t accepted as widely as some other credit cards. Wouldn’t it be great to have a decent credit limit, a rewards programme with lots of perks, and be able to choose which kind of credit card you want to use in each transaction? Now you can with the Commonwealth Bank Gold credit card, where you’ll receive both an American Express and MasterCard tied to the same account. When shopping, just choose a card that’s accepted and which will offer the most rewards for its use. read more..

It’s not paranoia if they really are out to get you, an old saw goes. For some Commonwealth Bank credit card customers this morning, there could be some truth in it.

Scheduled computer and infrastructure maintenance and upgrades performed over the weekend caused a disruption of Commonwealth’s credit card services, leaving some customers unable to access their accounts, utilise the website—or even use their cards. read more..