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$200 BACK TO YOUR NEW CARD*
Uncapped Qantas Points earning potential
2 Qantas Club Lounge Invitations per year
per $1 spent
based on
$450 Qantas Travel Credit^
Complimentary Travel Insurance
Up to 4 Additional Cardholders for no extra fee
per $1 spent
based on
2 Qantas Club Lounge Invitations per year
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Enjoy up to five complimentary insurances
NAB Concierge Service
per $1 spent
based on
Uncapped Qantas Points earning potential
Two complimentary lounge visits
per $1 spent
based on
2 Qantas Club Lounge Invitations per year
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Uncapped Qantas Points earning potential
Access to International Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Complimentary Travel Insurance
Two complimentary airport lounge visits with Priority Pass™
per $1 spent
based on
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Uncapped Qantas Points earning potential
2 Qantas Lounge Invitations per year
per $1 spent
based on
Complimentary International Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
$100 BACK TO YOUR NEW CARD*
Uncapped Qantas Points earning potential
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
No international transaction fees
Complimentary International Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
2 Qantas Club Lounge Invitations per year
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
2 Qantas Club Lounge Invitations per year
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
20% bonus Status Credits on Qantas flights
10% discounted base fare for Qantas flights
per $1 spent
based on
Complimentary insurances
No fee for additional cardholders
per $1 spent
based on
Up to 9 additional cardholders for no extra fee
Only for Medical, Dental, Veterinary & Accounting specialists
per $1 spent
based on
Up to 55 days interest free period
Complimentary International Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
2 Qantas Club Lounge Invitations per year
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
No international transaction fees
Complimentary International Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Complimentary Travel Insurance
Only for Medical, Dental, Veterinary & Accounting specialists
per $1 spent
based on
Uncapped Qantas Points earning potential
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Up to 55 days interest free period
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Up to 55 days interest free period
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Up to 55 days interest free period
Complimentary Travel Insurance
per $1 spent
based on
Up to 51 days to pay for purchases
2 Domestic Qantas Club Lounge Invitations
per $1 spent
based on
Uncapped Qantas Points earning potential
Up to 55 days interest free on eligible purchases
per $1 spent
based on
Up to 99 additional cardholders
Qantas Business Rewards membership
per $1 spent
based on
Access to International Travel Insurance
Extra control with Lock, Block, Limit
per $1 spent
based on
Up to 55 days interest free period
A range of complimentary insurances
per $1 spent
based on
Qantas Points earning credit cards with travel insurance
Many premium credit cards offer different travel benefits on top of their everyday features. This can include anything from lounge invitations to complimentary travel insurance.
Complimentary travel insurance is a popular feature of premium credit cards
It offers you peace of mind knowing that you’re covered should plans go awry while you’re away from home.
Depending on the quality of the policy, complimentary credit card travel insurance can be used instead of a standalone travel insurance policy, which can help reduce costs and save time.
Complimentary travel insurance can cover for a variety of needs including:
- Medical cover for hospital and doctor expenses overseas.
- Lost luggage or damaged property cover.
- Cancellation fee cover if you have to unexpectedly cancel your trip due to events outside your control.
- Travel inconvenience cover for cancelled or delayed flights.
- Transit accident cover for injuries that occur while using some form of transport.
- Legal liability cover in case you injure someone else or damage someone else’s property during your trip.
- On certain policies you could even add specialised cover for certain activities including skiing, scuba diving or watersports.
But there’s a wide range in terms of what policies will and won’t cover – so it’s important to check your policy before you travel.
What do I need to consider when choosing a credit card with complimentary travel insurance?
- Some credit card travel policies only cover international trips or domestic trips, so you need to check whether your trip is covered or not.
- You may have to pay for your flights, tours, and/or accommodation using the card in order to be covered.
- If you are an infrequent traveller, you may not benefit from complimentary travel insurance, as the fees and interest rates may make your credit card more expensive in the long run.
- Exclusions (for example, skiing or watersports or other ‘adventure’ activities) as well as excess may still apply to complimentary travel insurance policies, so it’s important to read the product disclosure statement (PDS) before signing up.
- Credit card travel insurance policies typically only cover trips of up to a certain length (for example, 31 days or three months).
- Cover may not be as extensive as standalone travel insurance policies.
Why choose a credit card with complimentary travel insurance?
Credit cards with complimentary travel insurance can be a great way to save time and money. You don’t have to spend time comparing standalone insurance products to figure out what is the best policy for your needs; and you can get cover for a range of different international destinations for the same ‘price’ (i.e. the annual fee of the card). What’s more, card policies often continue to cover older travellers as they age, whereas standalone travel insurance policies can charge higher premiums for older travellers.
Regardless of which credit card you choose, it is important that you read the terms and conditions of any product fully to understand your obligations. We suggest visiting https://moneysmart.gov.au/credit-cards for more information on credit cards, and how to best make them work for you.
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