I am not posting this as a deal since Ready Credit isn't a particularly popular offer here and I don't know if it would apply to new or all existing customers but Citibank sent me this fairly attractive offer:
Dear daveaus
Use your Ready Credit account between 15 June and 15 July 2016 and we'll give you 10% cash back2 up to a maximum of $150 on the total value of your purchases and ATM cash withdrawals.
Here's how it works.
Spend or make ATM cash withdrawals. Get 10% cash back2, up to a maximum of $150.
Visit citibank.com.au/cb to find out more.
Hurry, don't miss out.
This comes just a few days after Citibank sent me this Ready Credit offer. Does anyone know if ready credit is considered a credit card according to the newish credit card laws? I need to know that if I spend the $1500 and pay it back then it will pay it towards the new spend rather than the previous ready credit offer I linked.
I am an existing redicredit customer and I got that offer too and am planning to withdraw $1,500 over 2 days and then pay it back again a few days later. the interest and potential cash advance fee will be a lot less than the 10% cashback I will earn.
For the record I opened the redicredit account to make use of the promotional 2 year 2.9% interest rate which is nearly up. I took it as a check and put is straight on the home loan.