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Credit Cards

Compare credit cards with grace periods and cashback, and pick the most rewarding one. Check the CAT and annual fee.

Indicative rates from each institution's public rate sheet · confirm before signing

Is a credit card worth it?

Yes, if you pay it off in full every month. You get 45 to 55 days of interest-free credit, you start building bureau history, and many cards return 1–5% on selected purchases.

No, if you stay paying the minimum. CAT on revolving balances runs 55–70% — among the most expensive debt on the market. The line between the two scenarios is your discipline, not the plastic.

Honest tip: start with a no-fee, low-limit card (Nu and Hey are obvious choices), use it every month and clear the balance at the cut-off. Six months of clean behaviour and you can ask for the upgrade.

  • Common grace period: 45–55 days
  • Typical cashback: 1–5% on select categories
  • No annual fee: the sensible way to start
  • Paying the minimum = 55–70% CAT

Frequently asked questions

How does the grace period actually work?+

If you pay the full balance between the cut-off and the due date, no interest that cycle. Partial payments mean interest runs from the first purchase.

What's the catch with interest-free monthly installments?+

They're «interest-free» only if you pay each instalment on time, every month, to the end. Miss one and full CAT kicks back in.

Does my card affect my bureau?+

Yes, continuously. On-time payments improve it; a 30-day late mark sends it into the red.

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