Not a credit card, but upthread there was a mention of Bankwest Qantas Transaction Account - on a quick look it seems no ATM fees (but will be charged any ATM operator fees) and no international transaction fees, earns QFF points on balance (in lieu of interest) and certain transactions (eg purchases and ATM), need to deposit $2000 per month (to avoid $6 monthly account fee). But as always DYOR.
With Bankwest being part of CBA, I personally have previously been stung by the majors and feel uncertain that they won't try to hide the foreign currency fee somehow, but I note theblank consistently saying its not permissible to do that if they say "no international transaction fee". I would be happy to hear more confirmed "on the ground experience" of this Bankwest option having the same rate as other "proven" options (eg ING, which has the additional benefit of rebating all ATM fees on the first 5 ATM withdrawals in the calendar months, and 28 degrees).
On the front webpage Wise says it charges fees, which eventually get to zero - do you know what's the criteria to get to zero fees?
PS It does look like Citi is slowly going out of favour - still OK right now for a lot of situations but there seems to be small signs of concerns during this current transition period.
PPS On a side note anyone get stung yet by the security breach at Latitude?
