Compare New Zealand Credit Cards

Credit Cards Compare NZ is a 100% New Zealand owned Credit Cards comparison site with absolutely no hidden costs involved. Our goal is to help you find the right Credit Card to suit you. You can sort the table by column or explore the different credit card types from the sidebar menu.

Our Selected Top Credit Cards

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Card Description Purchase Rate (p.a.) Cash Rate (p.a.) Balance Transfer Interest Free Days Annual Fee Apply
Learn more about the anz low rate mastercardANZ Low Rate Mastercard ANZ Low Rate MasterCard offers one of the lowest balance transfer rates plus a low ongoing purchase rate. 13.90% 17.90% 2.99% Up to 55 days $58 Apply for the ANZ Low Rate MasterCard Credit Card
National Bank Freestyle Credit Card National Bank Freestyle Credit Card A No-annual Fee credit card with a relatively Low Interest Rate. Purchase fee applies. 16.50% 16.50% 2.99% Unknown $0.00 Apply for the National Bank freestyle Credit Card
Westpac Low Interest MasterCard Westpac’s Low Interest MasterCard offers very low interest rates plus 5.95% on balance transfered. 12.95% 22.45% 5.95% Up to 55 days $65 Apply for the Westpac Low Interest MasterCard
BNZ Visa Lite Credit Card BNZ Lite Visa Low purchase rate and an option not to pay off all your credit card balance at the end of the month. 13.25% 22.20% 5.99% Up to 55 days $80 Apply for the ANZ Visa Gold or ANZ Gold MasterCard Credit Cards
The Kiwibank low interest mastercard credit card Kiwibank Low Rate MasterCard. Get low interest rates with the Kiwibank Low Rate MasterCard. 12.90% 12.90% 2.99% Up to 55 days $50 Apply for the Kiwibank low interest mastercard credit card
ASB Low Interest MasterCardASB Low Interest MasterCard Great Card if you repay the balance over longer periods. 12.00% Unknown* Unknown* Up to 55 days $60 Apply for the ASB low interest rate mastercard credit card

Personal Finance Articles and Guides

We hope you find our site easy to use and we hope it helps you choose the best credit card to suit you. Below are some of our most recent blog articles. Visit our blog for more credit card guides and tips.

Top New Zealand Personal Finance Blogs

We understand that some of our visitors might be struggling with their personal finances and as much as we will like to provide you with all the information you will need to get your finance back in shape, we simply can not cover everything on our site so, we have taken the time to put together a list of some great New Zealand personal finance blogs you might find useful.
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Things worth knowing about Rewards Credit Cards

Rewards credit cards are becoming increasingly popular. Most banks offer a points programme to customers to reward them for using their credit cards. Some of the rewards offered in New Zealand include Fly Buys Points, Airpoints Dollars, Platinum Rewards Points, cash back and more.
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Common Credit Card Traps and Pitfalls

Credit cards are a great thing, a ready source of money in case of an emergency or to buy that new dress, plus some credit cards come with great rewards and are the payment method of choice on the internet. However, if not used properly credit cards can lead to long term debt.
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Guide to using your Credit Card Overseas

We all know that it is handy to have a Credit Card with you while traveling in case you run out of money and get stranded. But using your credit card overseas is a bit different from using it in New Zealand. There are a few important things to consider before you set off on your trip.
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Alternative Personal Loan Providers in New Zealand

When it comes to getting a personal loan most people instinctively think about the traditional high street banks such as BNZ, ANZ, WestPac etc. But there are many other alternative personal loan providers that are worth looking into that offer great rates. To help, we have put together a list of alternative New Zealand personal loan provider sites to help you get started. It is worth exploring these options and more before applying for a personal loan.
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