Best Commonwealth Bank Credit Cards

The Commonwealth Bank Awards program is simply FAULTY MISLEADING and can not good for the businesses contracted to it. Its importantly WRONG for… Read more

customers to believe anything about what the CBA now says or does. Try Aldi, Westfield, BP & about 70% of their headline awards are not available or months and months and months.. Its simply misleading and false advertising.. would lead new customers to be enticed to something that will not happen YET is still advertised. IF its NOT available .. take it down or put up an OBVIOUS NOTICE. DON"T FALL FOR IT.

Conbank extremely dodgy and charged me interest when I paid the full amount on time. Don't deal with this dodgy bank. Show details

I've held a Diamond Rewards Visa credit card (and its predecessors) on a fee-free basis for over 30 years. For me, its most useful feature is the… Read more

free travel insurance, especially as I travel overseas several times a year. Otherwise it’s nothing particularly special, compared with my Amex points earning credit card.

I was happy to keep it on a complimentary basis, but a few days ago I received an email from CBA stating that they had been providing this card fee-free in error, and to correct their mistake they would start charging me $32 per month.

Well, of course, I wasn't happy to accept this, and contacted CBA by phone. The agent I spoke to basically said too bad, you’ll just have to wear it. I wasn’t particularly surprised by this response, and had prepared for this eventuality, so I asked the agent to close my account there and then.

To my mind this is just another example of how rapacious the CBA has become, in extracting the last cent from its customers. I also have similar complimentary credit cards with other banks and they have not (yet) pulled the same stunt as CBA.

The reason I applied for this credit card was because they have the cash rebate offer of $100 each month for the first 4 months if you use the credit… Read more

card for a minimum of $500 purchase per month. Initially if you use the credit card for $500 or more purchase in the first month, you will be getting $100 cash rebate, so I did use this credit card for purchase of more than $500 for the first month and then the next few months. I called the CBA call center after two months as I did not receive the first $100 cash rebate for my first month of using it. The CBA call centre staff advised that they have changed the offer to I will only get a total of $400 cash rebate after 4 months when I have used the credit card for a minimum of $500 purchase per month for the first 4 months. And I did use the credit card for more than $500 per month for the first 4 months. Then 6 months on, I have not received the cash rebate of $400 yet, so I called the CBA call centre again, they advised that I will receive the cash offer of $400 around mid May 2025. So I waited and waited and waited until I called the CBA call centre again on 22 May 2025, the CBA staff checked for me as to why I did not get the $400 cash rebate. I was very surprised to hear that he said I was not entitled to the cash rebate of $400 despite I have met the criteria of using the credit card for the first 4 months for more than the minimum requirement of $500 per month, however I did not have a CBA transaction account with CBA, so I was not entitled to it. I was shocked to hear that, firstly I was not told for the previous couple times when I called the CBA call centre that I needed to have a CBA transaction account, secondly when the staff told me that the criteria of having a CBA transaction account was only stated in the terms and conditions that you need to click into the link on CBA's website. I was wondering if such a criterion is that important, it should be shown clearly in their website when promoting this cash rebate offer, it should not be stated in the terms and conditions that you need to click into the link to read the 17 pages terms and conditions. I was very disappointed and frustrated with CBA!!!

Hidden Fees and Interest Charges on so-called Cash Advances – I thought I'd buy a lotto ticket. I do this rarely. Once every 5 years. Last time no issue. This time... Commonwealth Bank now sees these as cash… Read more

advances, so I got whacked with a cash advance fee, and interest charges from the day I bought the ticket. I only saw these fees when the statement arrived so had no forewarning that this was happening, or had the opportunity to immediately pay the so called "loan" I didn't realise I was given. Blatant gouging.

Perfect beginners card – Hi, I got this card 2 years ago and although I have been a member of Commbank from past 4 years. This card is perfect for everyday transactions and it gives you freedom of paying money within 55 days.