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    Home»Loyalty»Credit Card Programs»NAB»NAB reducing credit card earn rates from 1 July 2017
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    NAB reducing credit card earn rates from 1 July 2017

    MarkBy MarkMay 1, 2017No Comments3 Mins Read

    NAB has announced a series of changes to the earn rates on its family of credit cards. The changes, which affect earnings on the banks Velocity and Qantas credit cards, come into effect from 1 July 2017.

    The changes are being brought about due to changes in interchange regulations that come into force mid year. These changes will reduce the amount of income the issuing banks receive when cardholders use their cards.

    While the forces bringing about these changes affect all four of the big banks, they are all making different changes to their accounts. ANZ, for example, is removing the American Express card from its offerings altogether. While the others have not removed the American Express card, they are all adjusting the earn rates on the cards.

    NAB Changes

    In the case of NAB, the overall changes are as follows:

    • Reduction in Earn Rate when using the American Express card
    • Reduction in the maximum number of points that can be earned in a statement period.

    ;The following table shows the changes that are being made for the various cards. The changes noted come into effect from July 1, 2017

    Card Points Cap Visa or
    Mastercard
    American
    Express
    NAB Qantas Rewards Card Reduce from $20,000 to $3,000 per statement period No Change

    0.5 Points per dollar

    Reduce from 1 Point per dollar to 0.75 Points per dollar
    NAB Qantas Rewards Premium Card Reduce from $25,000 to $5,000 per statement period No Change

    0.5 Points per dollar

    Reduce from 1.5 Point per dollar to 1.0 Points per dollar
    NAB Velocity Rewards Card  Reduce from $20,000 to $3,000 per statement period No Change

    0.5 Points per dollar

    Reduce from 1 Point per dollar to 0.75 Points per dollar
    NAB Velocity Rewards Premium Card Reduce from $25,000 to $5,000 per statement period No Change

    0.5 Points per dollar

    Reduce from 1.5 Point per dollar to 1.0 Points per dollar
    NAB Qantas Business Card Reduce from $100,000 to $50,000 per statement period No Change

    1 Point per $1.50

     N/A
    NAB Qantas Business Signature Card Reduce from $100,000 to $50,000 per statement period Reduce from 1 point per $1.25 to 1 point per $1.50  N/A

     

    In the case of NAB, where there is an American Express card, it will conitnue to earn more points that the Visa or Mastercard. The additional earn on the American Express has, however, been substantiially reduced.

    It is, however, some of the Point Caps that have been substantially reduced. Depending on your use of the cards, it is these changes that may have a greater effect.

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    Mark

    Mark, the founder of Fly Stay Points, caught the travel bug early in life. During his travels, he eventually came to stumble upon loyalty programs, He first discovered the world of airline frequent flyer programs, and later hotel loyalty programs. He is always plotting his next adventure - and this includes working out how to leverage the loyalty programs. It is a constantly evolving world. Promotional opportunities come and go. Airlines come and go. New hotels open, old hotels change brands, and on it goes. FlyStayPoints was started as a way to try to keep on top of all this. Keep track of promotions. Understand the changes in the marketplace.

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