ASB Visa Flex Is SHAKING UP New Zealand's Credit Card Market

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025

Комментарии • 11

  • @Genzclub07501
    @Genzclub07501 Месяц назад

    Great information , thanks Brent keep it up mate 👍

  • @NZGeek-O
    @NZGeek-O Месяц назад +3

    This will be my next credit card for my day to day expenses. I'm already with ASB so a bonus. Thanks Brent.

    • @NotBROLL
      @NotBROLL Месяц назад +2

      Is an amazing rate for a CC, but idk about using it daily. I'll stick with my dosh card (for $10/m cashback) and maybe start using debut for over $1000 spend.
      Though I could use this card for traveling locally, when I get back to that.

  • @aroradanish
    @aroradanish Месяц назад

    Which amex do you personally use? And is amex the only other CC you use?

    • @BrentColeman
      @BrentColeman  Месяц назад

      Hey! I use the Airpoints Platinum card. With my spending and the $70:1AP rate of return I definitely make full use of it each year. The airport lounges and other benefits are useful too

    • @BrentColeman
      @BrentColeman  Месяц назад +1

      Those are my two credit cards right now

    • @aroradanish
      @aroradanish Месяц назад

      @@BrentColeman Gotcha ! Thank you :)

    • @aroradanish
      @aroradanish Месяц назад

      @@BrentColeman I just got my Airpoints platinum card approved today. Thanks to you and your guidance. :) apart from daily groceries, petrol, etc and the airpoints mall website, any other way of making more points on this card?

  • @JehanKateli
    @JehanKateli Месяц назад

    Why use a credit card if there are no rewards?

    • @BrentColeman
      @BrentColeman  Месяц назад +3

      A few reasons. Credit cards allow you to of course defer cash outflows, which can be handy before receiving a paycheck. It’s also a layer of security, you’re spending the banks money not yours, so if there’s a fraudulent charge it’s their problem to address. When checking into hotels, they require a pre-authorisation. Using a debit card usually results in a pending charge over your cash, which can take weeks after to release in some cases (MSocial in Auckland gave me a bad experience with this in 2018 essentially locking $400 of my own cash for a couple weeks). These are just a few reasons why I opted into the card as an AMEX backup (which does have rewards).