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Just checking if having a NAB business card precludes individuals from be eligible for the 115,000 points?
Another catch is 100k turnover for the business card too. Mine just fell shortJust checking if having a NAB business card precludes individuals from be eligible for the 115,000 points?
I read the T&C's carefully and they're separate exclusions periods between the personal and business cards.Just checking if having a NAB business card precludes individuals from be eligible for the 115,000 points?
Anyone know if government spend is considered eligible spend on this card and the Nab Qantas Premium card?
Are you sure because I read the T&Cs for the card and it only mentions any spend related to gaming or gambling is ineligible.
https://www.nab.com.au/content/dam/...ocuments/nab-rewards-terms-and-conditions.pdf
Wow , thanks ... Think i will apply this eveningYup. 1 point per $ which means you stand to rake in 119,000 for $395 - providing that you, like many of us, plan to hold the card only long enough to earn the points and move on.
I don’t think i’m being ruthless enough with churning . lolGood luck!
I'm waiting for 90,000 points to come in from St George so I can cancel it and apply for this card. It is scheduled to post 4 June which will give me time but St George could delay it a further month in which case I'll be left high and dry. The ANZ Rewards Black (75,000 rewards points offer) will be the consolation prize if the little dragon drags his feet. Oh the suspense...
Your statement about 1 for 1 is correct. But I'd have to strongly disagree about this being a great offer. Without even looking terribly much ANZ and St George have better offers currently.Excuse my ignorance , but the points are 1 for 1 right ? If i sign up & spend the required $4000 in 60 days i will get 115000 quantas points for $395 annual fee ? Seems like a great offer if thats the case .
Thanks for your thoughts .Your statement about 1 for 1 is correct. But I'd have to strongly disagree about this being a great offer. Without even looking terrible much ANZ and St George have better offers currently.
Your statement about 1 for 1 is correct. But I'd have to strongly disagree about this being a great offer. Without even looking terrible much ANZ and St George have better offers currently.
Your statement about 1 for 1 is correct. But I'd have to strongly disagree about this being a great offer. Without even looking terribly much ANZ and St George have better offers currently.
Examine the points per dollar paid for both offers.I'm interested in your justification for strongly disagreeing that this is not a great offer. For mine, it's just as good if not better than the other 2 you mention.
You should only go as fast as you feel comfortable.