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If you have the entertainment book, there's a 25% discount voucher that can be used on their advertised specials as well. :)

Re: CBA Visa Gold $114 annual fee and $15 additional card ho I suggest you contact the Bank and close the account off. They should have no problems refunding the fee unless they talk you out of closing the account off. The annual fees are collected in advance. Good Luck :D

If you have an entertainment book or have a friend that has one, this is what's been offer. :lol: http://www.deltaeuropcar.com.au/entertainment/ http://www.budget.com.au/entertainment/ https://www.avis.com/AvisWeb/common/Access?ACTION=1&COUNTRY=AU&AWD_NUMBER=P533100

Here's another link that includes the rewards fees. http://www.infochoice.com.au/banking/creditcards/compare/tables/interestfree/NSW.asp I'm not aware of any websites that have the FF information sought in a table format. If you click on the lender, there is some information on the FF...

I applied for one last year and they botched the fee exemption. I had to call them three months in a row to get them to reverse the $12- fee.. I believe the reversal is done manually which is how the reversal gets overlooked. Keep a close eye on your statement. :lol:

In my experience, I have found the corporate rates are more expensive that what you could find on the net. These days, I don't even bother and look at various Internet website and hopefullly the car companies offer a special for when you want to hire. Good Luck! :D

Here's two more to add to the research list. www.webjet.com.au www.harveyworld.com.au :)

I have used the Narita and San Jose's AA lounge recently and was satisfied. In my opinion, I find the Qantas Club facilities are much cleaner and spacious. At San Jose (SJC), they give out one drink voucher per person and then fill your glass up with heaps of ice. :roll:

I picked up this special deal and flew the SYD-NRT-SJC-NRT-SYD recently before the prices went up. In addition to the normal Qantas points of 9726 return, I also managed to get the double points offers. One thing I forgot to do is to register my wife as we did not have plans to Tokyo this...

Reading some of the comments about exchange rates being unfavourable, I thought I point out the conditions from the CBA credit card conditions of use. Depending on the card you use and the currency involved, your transaction is converted more than once. For example HKD - USD - AUD.

You may like to check this link out. It will display all the fees & interest rates in one location. http://www.cannex.com.au/surveys/credcard.htm :D

Most Banks (if not all) use a credit scoring system. The data is fed into the system and a decision is made based on your credentials. Eg How long have you been living at your address, stability of employment, ability to save etc :)

Thanks for the tip. I can cross WPC off my shopping list. :)

Here's an interesting article out of Saturday's AFR.

There's jobs going in Hobart at the moment. :) http://www.qantas.com.au/info/about/employment/index[/url]

Try the AMEX rewards maximiser 1.5 points per dollar. AMEX is promoting this card free of annual fess for 12 months. :)

Try this website http://www.infochoice.com.au/banking/creditcards/default.asp? :)

Like arun said, better consider the agent's ability and not get sucked in by the points factor. Remember the points are only worth a few hundred dollars at most where your house is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Sounds like the points have been factored into your premium. There's no such thing as a free lunch! :wink:

It's not all the Bank's fault, I blame the Reserve Bank credit card reforms when they cut the Bank's interchange fee by 50%. When you lose millions of $$$ worth of income, something's got to give like our rewards program. I have not seen any merchants reduce their price levels as a result...