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With no classic card in its line-up, NAB Rewards instead focuses on the higher earn potential of its Platinum and Signature cards. The program itself is appealingly flexible, with redemption options ranging from gift cards and merchandise, to cashback, charity donations, and conversions to a nice selection of Frequent Flyer partners.
100,000 bonus Points – 80,000 bonus Points when you spend $1,000 on everyday purchases within the first 60 days of account opening and 20,000 bonus Points when you keep your card open for over 12 months (worth $480 in gift cards)*
The monthly fee is $24/month.
Redemption options on NAB Rewards include:
Time to check out the value on offer. Note, we will focus on a higher spend on these cards as they are higher tier cards with higher annual fees.
NAB Rewards Platinum Card (earn 3, 2 or 1 points per $1 depending on spend type, $195 annual fee, concierge and insurances, bonus points).
Factoring in the bonus points on offer, you would earn 80,000 points in the first year, equal to over $240 in cashback value, or $390 in gift card value.
Factoring in the bonus points on offer, you would earn 90,000 points in the first year, equal to over $480 in cashback value, or $933 in gift card value.
NAB Rewards Signature Card (earn 3.75, 2.5 or 1.25 points per $1 depending on spend type, $295 annual fee, concierge and insurances, intro bonus points plus additional points after 12 months).
Factoring in the 90,000 intro bonus points, you would earn 165,000 points in the first year, equal to $660 in cash back value, or $857 in gift card value (additional bonus points only available after keeping the card for 12 months and paying another annual fee).
Factoring in the 90,000 intro bonus points, you would earn 240,000 points in the first year, equal to $960 in cash back value, or $1,247 in gift card value (additional bonus points only available after keeping the card for 12 months and paying another annual fee).
You could enjoy a nice return on a higher spend, but it would be beneficial to boost your earn potential by spending in the higher earn categories of department store, overseas and Webjet purchases. If you decide to keep the card past the first year, you could benefit from another bonus points boost, providing additional value into that second year.
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