Credit Card Offers Qantas Premier Platinum: Up to 80,000 bonus Qantas Points

Enjoy a high Qantas Points earning rate and two Qantas Lounge invitations each year...​

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Qantas Premier Platinum Card

The Qantas Premier Platinum credit card offers a generous Qantas Points earn rate, two annual Qantas lounge invitations and more.

www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au

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What are the main benefits of this card?

1. Signup bonus: 50,000 bonus Qantas Points when you spend at least $3,000 within 90 days of opening, plus an additional 30,000 bonus points if you haven't earned Qantas Points with a credit card in the last year.
2. Earn 1 Qantas Point per $1 on the first $10,000 spent on the card each month within Australia (0.5 points per $1 thereafter)
3. Earn bonus points when spending overseas or with Qantas
4. Two complimentary Qantas Lounge invitations each year
5. Companion airfare discounts with Qantas and complimentary travel insurance

Why we like the Qantas Premier Platinum credit card

If you’re looking for a good credit card that earns Qantas Points, Qantas Premier Platinum is a solid option. You’ll earn 1 Qantas Point per $1 on Domestic Spend (excluding government payments), up to $10,000 per statement period. Plus, you’ll earn 1 additional Qantas Point per $1 spent on eligible Qantas products and services and 1.5 points per dollar overseas.

The card includes two complimentary Qantas airport lounge invitations per year. Other travel benefits include complimentary insurance, companion fare discounts and a dedicated concierge service.

Plus, new cardholders can earn up to 80,000 bonus Qantas Points and pay a reduced $349 annual fee in the first year. The bonus points are not available if you've held a Qantas Premier credit card within the last 12 months. Refer to the full T&C’s for more information:

Qantas Premier Platinum Card

The Qantas Premier Platinum credit card offers a generous Qantas Points earn rate, two annual Qantas lounge invitations and more.

www.australianfrequentflyer.com.au

AFF members are welcome to discuss this card in this thread.

 

[Carrots]

I honestly don't know one way or another, but do the consumer credit provisions around cancellation apply to business cards as well? I haven't seen it mentioned, you may be able to be more direct with a business card?

Arh I should've maybe been clearer (sorry!) - the card to be cancelled is the Qantas mastercard.

 

[Blackswan]

Has anyone had any luck lately with the "not a cancellation, but my what can we do about my fee" call? Switched to a NAB business card (wanted everything streamlined) so need to cancel, but figured I'd see what milking can be done.

I called late November 2021. Received 50% discount on the annual fee, so I elected to keep it another year.

 

[ellen10]

I called last month, received a 50% reduction in the fee. I have kept the card for another year also.

 

[N860CR]

Citi surprises me again… and for a good reason this time.

Applied last night at about 11pm. Received a txt just now saying it’s approved (1pm). Just uploaded 2 payslips with the application.

No calls, no arguments with Manila. How refreshing!

 

[EestiTiger]

I have had a QF card application followed by a citi branded card a few months later and they too were surprisingly low maintenance. Has the business been taken over in Australia yet by whoever brought the CC business?

 

[N860CR]

I have had a QF card application followed by a citi branded card a few months later and they too were surprisingly low maintenance. Has the business been taken over in Australia yet by whoever brought the CC business?

I don’t believe so, no. Last I heard CBA were in the mix, so that will no doubt change things!

 

[Subharpoon]

Citi surprises me again… and for a good reason this time.

Applied last night at about 11pm. Received a txt just now saying it’s approved (1pm). Just uploaded 2 payslips with the application.

No calls, no arguments with Manila. How refreshing!

Same here. Retiree and uploaded both personal and military super payments info. Approved for the credit limit I asked for.

 

[albyd]

I don’t believe so, no. Last I heard CBA were in the mix, so that will no doubt change things!

NAB ended up buying all the Citi Australian Consumer business including credit cards.

ACCC gives green light to NAB’s Citi acquisition

The National Australia Bank is set to become the country’s second largest credit card provider after the competition regulator said it would not oppose a deal to buy Citi’s retail banking business.

amp.smh.com.au

 

[N860CR]

NAB ended up buying all the Citi Australian Consumer business including credit cards.

ACCC gives green light to NAB’s Citi acquisition

The National Australia Bank is set to become the country’s second largest credit card provider after the competition regulator said it would not oppose a deal to buy Citi’s retail banking business.

amp.smh.com.au

Thanks, I didn’t know that. Not sure if it’s any better though given my last few NAB experiences!

 

[PineappleSkip]

NAB ended up buying all the Citi Australian Consumer business including credit cards.

This made me edgy, more concentration of the market in the big 4. But yeah, upsides and downsides. I way prefer NAB’s consumer banking interface to citi’s clunky model. The idea canvassed in the article of brands like QF, with their IT and Call centre failings, issuing their own cards made me jumpy. But the latter seems pretty implausible.

Cheers skip

 

[NM]

This made me edgy, more concentration of the market in the big 4. But yeah, upsides and downsides. I way prefer NAB’s consumer banking interface to citi’s clunky model. The idea canvassed in the article of brands like QF, with their IT and Call centre failings, issuing their own cards made me jumpy. But the latter seems pretty implausible.

Cheers skip

I have both Qantas Premier MasterCard (Citi) and NAB Qantas Visa. I note that the Qantas Premier MasterCard via Citi provides up to 25 days interest-free, while the NAT Qantas Visa only offers 16 days. I don't know if this is driven by MasterCard vs Visa or Citi vs NAB, but it makes a difference to the card I choose to use most of the time.

 

[bcworld]

I closed my Qantas premier plat account this morning...there was zero attempt to talk me out of it or even ask why...is that not a thing anymore? EDIT: OK, read a few recent replies on this thread and can see that wording is important when considering cancellation. Per below I was going to cancel anyway regardless of anything that was said / offered.

I have used the card plenty over the last year but am done with STILL no android payment option.

 

[maia200]

I have persevered with this card since about 2018, but I am thinking it is time to jump ship.

Finally looking to install google pay and I find this useless card still doesn't support it. IIRC there was some "not just yet, real soon now" commentary about this in 2018.

Cheers skip

I had a conversation with Qantas Mastercard the other day and they said they were looking into googlepay as so many of their cardholders had complained.......however I don't think someone soon. I am sorry I never thought of asking them about the fee when I called.

 

[blackcat20]

I closed mine two weeks ago. Moving on to something else.

 

[Dr Ralph]

I closed my Qantas premier plat account this morning...there was zero attempt to talk me out of it or even ask why...is that not a thing anymore? EDIT: OK, read a few recent replies on this thread and can see that wording is important when considering cancellation. Per below I was going to cancel anyway regardless of anything that was said / offered.

I have used the card plenty over the last year but am done with STILL no android payment option.

You called to cancel? Is that still a thing?

 

[bcworld]

You called to cancel? Is that still a thing?

Is there another way? I think I've only had one card....Bank of Melbourne maybe....where account closure was self service. Besides, the annual fee was charged today so waited for points to post then wanted to make sure that was reversed.

 

[Dr Ralph]

Is there another way?

Several years ago changes were made under law so that every credit card provider must offer an online method to cancel your card. I never used to call anyway, instead I wrote a letter. But I haven't done this for at least 2 years, likely longer.

 

[blackcat20]

Is there another way? I think I've only had one card....Bank of Melbourne maybe....where account closure was self service. Besides, the annual fee was charged today so waited for points to post then wanted to make sure that was reversed.

It can be done by logging into Qantas Money.

 

[nickfromeastryde]

I called last month, received a 50% reduction in the fee. I have kept the card for another year also.

Just called now, very scripted, they blamed Covid and said 50% of annual fee would be credited back to account in the next 48 hours.

 

[http_x92]

Wondering what the May offer for this card would look like. Hoping for a Status Credits offer again. Missed out on it last year due to the 12 month exclusion period.

Yes, Qantas Money cards can be cancelled online (I think its on the left tool bar of the website).