Citi Ready Credit
2.9% p.a. for 3 years on the initial balance transferred to your account.
Reverts to standard variable rate. Fees and charges, T&Cs apply.
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Product Offers
CITI PREMIER QANTAS CREDIT CARD
Earn 100,000 bonus Qantas Points when you spend $4,000 on eligible purchases within 90 days from approval.
T&Cs apply.
CITI GLOBAL CURRENCY ACCOUNT
Call the world home.
Spend, send and receive a world of currencies instantly - giving you the freedom to pay like a local, even when you aren't.
CITI PERSONAL LOAN PLUS
Make bigger things happen with a smaller rate from Citi Personal Loan Plus.
Variable rate 8.90% p.a. | Comparison rate 9.18% p.a.*
*Comparison rate warning, Fees and charges, T&Cs apply.
A new Banking Code of Practice for Australia
Citi is a subscriber to the Banking Code of Practice. The code sets the standard of practice and service for Australia's banks. Citi is committed to providing you support when you are most in need.
Benefits for Citi Customers
Citi PayAll
Pay your rent, taxes, education fees and more with your Citi credit card. For Citi PayAll payments set up from 1 April 2021 to 31 October 2022, the Citi PayAll fee is reduced to 0%.
T&Cs apply.
Citi Instalment Plans
Like buy now, pay later, but for anything. Turn your big expenses into fixed monthly repayments.
Available on all Citi credit cards. Subject to eligibility. Interest and fee may apply. T&Cs apply.
Deliveroo
Upgrade your food delivery experience and receive $10 cashback once a month when you place an order of $25 or more with your Citi credit card.
Available for a limited time. Primary cardholders only. T&Cs apply.
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