St.George Vertigo Visa

This is the first credit card I have had and I am pretty happy with it. It has a fairly low rate in comparison to other cards as well as an annual fee of $55 which is not too bad either. No rewards program but there are some special offers such as deals on wine but I have never used any of these myself as the ones I’ve seen don’t really interest me. Customer service has been good, my card was stolen and used to make purchases but the staff quickly cancelled and replaced my card as well as reimbursing the fraudulent charges after an investigation. Otherwise I use online banking which is convenient for viewing the balance and paying bills.

I know I have maxed out my card but it has mainly been for medical bills I just wish I had a means of paying it off a lot quicker but I have been very fortunate to have it so thank you St. George.

We recently signed on with St George and the service that we got when opening the account was very friendly. We joined as they were offering an interest free period, and with a family of 8 that was very appealing to us. It was processed efficiently, we were contact within a timely manner when the card arrived. There were no issues.

Have had not trouble with card. I always use when i am out and see something I like. The convenience is fantastic. I have had other cards in my time and so far this one beats hands down. The security chip is what i like most of all as i feel so much safer.

The vertigo mastercard is a great card. Initial application is quick and easy, I was approved within a week although receiving the card took a while – but I think it was because my address details weren’t updated properly, however the staff where quick to help fix this up. Plus the paypass is quick, easy and awesome.

With St.George you have a credit limit which they continually let you go over, often by large amounts, then charge you an over limit fee. When you ring customer service to complain that you want purchases to be declined once you reach your limit, they have no idea what you are talking about. They blame the merchant’s EFTPOS machine and tell you they will tell their manager and

I’m generally pleased with this credit card. It has a reasonable interest rate and an acceptable annual fee.

Customer service could be better and it should have a rewards points program. I would like to have points transferred to my Qantas Frequent Flyer account.

I have had this card for over 25 years now and have never felt the need to switch to a new provider. I find the interest rate to be reasonable and card repayment times acceptable. The card can be used almost everywhere and is very easy to manage with online banking. All said and done I am really happy with this St.George card.

Lower fees and interest than some of the other credit cards, though no rewards offered with this card—it’s best used for day-to-day purchases. This is not a card recommended for overseas travel or if you are after rewards points for usage. I find St.George customer service to be of a good standard and am generally happy with them.

This card was easy to apply for and offered a generous period to pay off the balance. Although the interest charges are high when the interest-free period finishes, they allow a good amount of time to pay off. It is our intention to look at other card options when the balance is paid off.

I have had this card for more than 20 years and have been hit with an annual charge of $69 each year. It does not have any rewards on it and has high interest. I am definitely going to go for a card with no annual fee from now on, even if it doesn’t have rewards.

I wish I hadn’t got a credit card. I did those balance transfers, and now I have 4 credit cards. I will use cash after I eventually pay my credit cards off. It was convenient to have a credit card at the beginning, but sure learnt my lesson too late.

Always paying more interest. No one could help me with my enquiries. Next time I am looking elsewhere. I thought my own bank could help, but they couldn’t, which was a shame. Look for a credit card that would benefit you. I’m wasting time and money on this card.

I have this card as it was recommended to me as being a low interest card. It is relatively low at 12% p.a., but it isn’t as low as the cards available these days at 9.99% p.a. It doesn’t earn me any frequent flyer points or shopping points and has an annual fee, which other cards don’t have. There isn’t much about this card that I like, except it is a credit card.

I can’t get ahead because there’s no compromising on the interest rate. They are advertising no interest-free period to new customers, bit can’t change over to it to finally get mine paid off. No budging. No caring. Just taking all the time. I’ll never get rid of it.

I applied for this card for a 20 month interest-free balance transfer. I had considered getting a personal loan to consolidate my debt, but after seeing this card and the long interest-free period there didn’t seem to be much point in getting the loan. Love the card and the time period that is given to pay off as well.

It is the best as it has low interest and it has great rewards. It can save you a lot of interest. I have saved about a thousand dollars on interest with this card so I would recommend it to everyone. Please use this card — the best interest and low transfer fees.

By getting this card I was able to maintain our family budget and deal with unexpected costs without the stress of trying to find the funds.

Its low interest rate means that there are no nasty surprises each month when the statement arrives.

With a young child comes lots of expenses, and having the card meant i could make sure my child has never gone with out something he desperately needs.

I took this on to pay off another credit card for the interest-free period only, and never used the card, just paid it off. I was pleased to have 18 months to pay it off, and without the interest it certainly took a chunk off the balance. Easy as, and online banking makes it so much more accessible to pay off.

While on holiday in Thailand, the unthinkable happened. I fractured my ankle. I was coming down a waterslide at speed and when I turned the final corner I noticed a man sitting at the end of the slide, doing none other than taking a selfie. My foot slammed right into his back. I’m still in a moon boot six weeks later and will be for another month. The thing is, we were on an all-inclusive holiday, I brought no cash, so when it came to paying for pain relief and ankle supports, I turned to my credit card. I was confident using it overseas because I’d easily informed St George before I left that I’d be in Thailand, plus it has a low conversion rate. This is just one situation (probably the most memorable) where I would have been lost without my credit card.

I have been a customer of St George for 16 years and can attest to great service and great offers. They’ve even contacted me to change my account so I got less fees. I have used this card for many years as well, with no issues, low fees and reliability.

I’ve had this card for a few years now. This is a great card with a low interest rate. The fees are also very reasonable.

The mobile banking app is very user-friendly and easy to navigate.

It’s rare that I actually have to phone customer service. However, when I do the CS team is always great and easily accessed.

All the paperwork was done quite smoothly. However, the offer changed during the 18 months to 12 months, which was quite disappointing.

But overall it’s a good card as rates are low compared to other cards. Customer contact is quite helpful when you have a problem. I’m quite happy with the card and the overall service.

I applied for a St George Vertigo card as they offered zero interest for balance transfers for 18 months with a very low annual fee. It was very easy to apply for the card online and I found the customer service (although based in a call centre overseas) to be reliable and professional.

Looked like a great deal to me – filled out the online application, received confirmation that I had been approved subject to providing documentation.

Fair enough. I supplied the requested Tax Notice of Assessment (as supplied direct from the ATO)