Featured Rewards Card: Virgin High Flyer Credit Card

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• Rated: 4.0 out of 5
• Intro APR: 1.9% for 6 months*
• Regular APR: 20.99% *
• Annual Fee: $249.00*
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- A low balance transfer rate of 1.9% p.a. for the first 6 months, reverting to the cash advance rate after 6 months.
- Earn 15,000 bonus Velocity Points. Simply apply for a Virgin High Flyer Credit Card by 31 March 2012 and spend $5000 over the first 3 months.
- You'll earn 1.25 Velocity Points per $1 spent, uncapped!
- Buy a Virgin Australia domestic seat and we'll give you a complimentary seat on the same flight up to 4 times every year! Just cover the credit card booking fees. Flights subject to availability, conditions apply.
- Complimentary International Travel Insurance for you and your family.
- Enjoy our highest level of service, with your very own personal concierge.
- Enjoy up to 44 interest free days.
- All this value for an annual Card fee of $249.
- Plus a host of other Platinum benefits.

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The Virgin Money High Flyer Credit Card has the Visa logo, giving you a number of benefits. With Virgin, you get travel perks in and out of the airport, too. The card is easy to use all around the world and you are able to transfer funds, too. Read more...

These credit cards are designed to reward card members as they spend on favorite categories. Reward cards are often advertised to those having good credit but consumers with lower ratings may qualify for some reward cards. Card members receive cash rebates, miles, or points that accumulate till the minimum amount required to redeem is attained. Common reward options are cash which could be applied to the card balance or received in check, merchandise from reputable merchants and retailers, and gift certificates qualifying for discounts at participating stores. Travel rewards are available on many programs. A number of reward programs provide for members to switch between earning cash, miles or points at any given time ensuring members can take advantage of the various options available when redeeming rewards. Reward cards are likely to disqualify members with late payments from redeeming accumulated rebates, miles or points. Reward cards listed below are reserved for the Australian market.