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Get 30,000 Everyday Rewards Points ($225 Value) with ASB Visa Platinum Rewards Credit Card After $500 Spend (Fees Apply) @ ASB

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Get 30,000 Everyday Rewards Points ($225 Value) with ASB Visa Platinum Rewards Credit Card After $500 Spend (Fees Apply) @ ASB
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Coolbro on 22/05/2024 - 13:45 asb.co.nz (828 clicks)
Last edited 23/05/2024 - 09:49 by 1 other user

ASB Visa Rewards gets 20,000 points ($150 value)
ASB Platinum Rewards gets 30,000 points ($225 value)

An ASB rewards credit card can help you earn points on your everyday spending - with Everyday Rewards. Whether you're paying your bills, subscriptions or shopping, you'll get closer to hitting 2,000 points to get $15 off your next shop at Woolworths or bp.

Open a new ASB rewards credit card by 30 June 2024, switch to Everyday Rewards and spend $500 within the first 3 statement periods to get up to 30,000 bonus Everyday Rewards points. That's worth up to $225 in vouchers to spend at Woolworths or bp.^

Rates and fees
Purchase interest rate 19.95% p.a.
Cash advance interest rate 22.95% p.a.
Balance transfer interest rate (Fixed for 6 months) 0.00% p.a.
Individual account fee( Every 6 months) $40
Joint account card fee (per person) (Every 6 months) $27.50
Additional card fee (per card) (Every 6 months) $15

Terms and Conditions

^Open a new ASB Visa Rewards, ASB Visa Platinum Rewards, or ASB Visa Business Rewards credit card account between 20 May 2024 and 30 June 2024. Get 20,000 bonus Everyday Rewards points on your new ASB Visa Rewards credit card account or 30,000 bonus Everyday Rewards points on your new ASB Visa Platinum Rewards or ASB Visa Business Rewards credit card accounts when you switch to Everyday Rewards and spend $500 or more on eligible purchases within the first 3 statement periods. ASB Bank Limited's lending criteria and terms apply. Everyday Rewards terms apply. Offer is not available for customers who hold or have held the respective ASB rewards credit card account in the past 12 months, transfers from an existing ASB credit card, or in combination with any other offers. Spend criteria applies to purchases for goods and services only and excludes cash advances or transactions treated by ASB as quasi cash advances. Offer is limited to one award of bonus points per eligible and qualifying account. The bonus Everyday Rewards points will be allocated to the linked Everyday Rewards account of the primary cardholder by 18 October 2024. The credit card account and Everyday Rewards accounts must be open and linked at time of issuing the bonus Everyday Rewards points. Where multiple ASB rewards credit card accounts meet the eligibility and spend criteria for the offers, you will receive the higher value of the offers. ASB will provide personally unidentifiable information to Everyday Rewards programme for the purpose of issuing the bonus Everyday Rewards points.

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  • Alan6984 on 22/05/2024 - 13:50
    +1

    I'm guessing that you might need to be taking card fees into account as well though?

    Doesn't mean it isn't a good deal, but might mitigate it.

    • Amosbosshogdog on 22/05/2024 - 14:08

      Fine print:

      ^Open a new ASB Visa Rewards, ASB Visa Platinum Rewards, or ASB Visa Business Rewards credit card account between 20 May 2024 and 30 June 2024. Get 20,000 bonus Everyday Rewards points on your new ASB Visa Rewards credit card account or 30,000 bonus Everyday Rewards points on your new ASB Visa Platinum Rewards or ASB Visa Business Rewards credit card accounts when you switch to Everyday Rewards and spend $500 or more on eligible purchases within the first 3 statement periods. ASB Bank Limited's lending criteria and terms apply. Everyday Rewards terms apply. Offer is not available for customers who hold or have held the respective ASB rewards credit card account in the past 12 months, transfers from an existing ASB credit card, or in combination with any other offers. Spend criteria applies to purchases for goods and services only and excludes cash advances or transactions treated by ASB as quasi cash advances. Offer is limited to one award of bonus points per eligible and qualifying account. The bonus Everyday Rewards points will be allocated to the linked Everyday Rewards account of the primary cardholder by 18 October 2024. The credit card account and Everyday Rewards accounts must be open and linked at time of issuing the bonus Everyday Rewards points. Where multiple ASB rewards credit card accounts meet the eligibility and spend criteria for the offers, you will receive the higher value of the offers. ASB will provide personally unidentifiable information to Everyday Rewards programme for the purpose of issuing the bonus Everyday Rewards points.

      Looks like the account fee is $20 each 6 months for the basic card, and $40 for the platnium.

      • Alan6984 on 22/05/2024 - 14:15

        Definitely appears to be a good deal then!

      • justaddwater on 22/05/2024 - 15:45

        spend $500 or more on eligible purchases

        what is an eligible/ non eligible purchase?

        • Alan6984 on 22/05/2024 - 16:23
          +1

          what is an eligible/ non eligible purchase?

          I would imagine it excludes, for example, anything that is regarded as a cash advance, or a balance transfer from another card.

          Might be other things too, but generally a normal purchase of goods or services would be eligible.

          If you want to be sure about something, I would contact ASB and ask about that specific thing.

  • holypeaches on 22/05/2024 - 14:42
    +1

    During the past few months, there's a really big push to Everyday Rewards such as the prezzee one, the 20 off and others I can't recall on the top of my head. It feels like it forces the consumer to shop more on Woolworths which I don't do anymore (since it's getting expensive) unless it's a very good deal.

    Is Everyday Rewards worth spending money to? Is it worth shopping at Woolworths still? Might be a separate forum sorry.

    • Alan6984 on 22/05/2024 - 15:32
      +4

      Is Everyday Rewards worth spending money to? Is it worth shopping at Woolworths still? Might be a separate forum sorry.

      I just shop the specials at Countdown (and NW, Mad Butcher, Fruit World etc etc) and do the rest at PNS - that way you generally get the best prices possible. I take account of WW Everyday Rewards Boosts when comparing prices, but not many of them stack up in my experience (at least not for items we would buy).

      My approach is just to pop in whenever I am going past, and if I have the time spare (running early for a meeting for example). That way, I don't spend any extra on petrol (apart from within the carpark!), and there is no real time cost. However, I would go past multiple of each of those different stores almost every day, whereas not everyone lives and works so close to so many options.

    • spam on 22/05/2024 - 15:37
      +1

      I've spent around $800 for work in Countdown/Woolworth, not even close on getting the $15 voucher. I'm pretty sure the Onecard scheme before would have net me a couple of $15 vouchers or sweet xc/ltr.

      I'd say, unless its on special in Woolworth or you can't get it anywhere else, avoid.

      • coach on 23/05/2024 - 20:50

        You need to spend $2000 to get a $15 voucher. Every dollar gives you one point, 2000 points can be redeemed for a $15 voucher.

        • spam on 24/05/2024 - 13:52

          I know. Pretty sure Onecard scheme before don't need to spend that much to get $15 voucher.

          Just saying how bad it is their "loyalty reward" is now.

          • Alan6984 on 24/05/2024 - 14:16
            +1

            @spam:

            Pretty sure Onecard scheme before don't need to spend that much to get $15 voucher.

            I'm fairly sure it is exactly the same reward rate as the OneCard scheme that was in place at the start of this year.

            • spam on 24/05/2024 - 14:19

              @Alan6984: Ah you're right.

              Digging through my email found this statement:

              You'll earn 1 Onecard point for every whole $10 you spend in-store or online at Countdown, on qualifying goods and services. Once you've earned 200 points, a $15 Onecard rewards voucher will be sent to you.

              I'm pretty sure that it was easier before though. Must be the bonus onecard points before

              • Alan6984 on 24/05/2024 - 14:21
                +1

                @spam:

                Digging through my email found this statement:

                You'll earn 1 Onecard point for every whole $10 you spend in-store or online at Countdown, on qualifying goods and services. Once you've earned 200 points, a $15 Onecard rewards voucher will be sent to you.

                I'm pretty sure that it was easier before though. Must be the bonus onecard points before

                I think you'll find it was $1 rather than $10, and you needed 2,000 points.

                Maybe the email is really old though, and it was different way back - I can't recall from many years ago :-)

      • Alan6984 on 24/05/2024 - 14:19

        I've spent around $800 for work in Countdown/Woolworth, not even close on getting the $15 voucher. I'm pretty sure the Onecard scheme before would have net me a couple of $15 vouchers or sweet xc/ltr.

        The old OneCard scheme would have given you the same. $800 = 800 OneCard Points = 800/2000 x $15 = $6.

        The earn rate was, and still is, $2,000 for $15 so 0.0075 or 0.75%.

        Excepting if my maths are wrong!

    • justaddwater on 22/05/2024 - 15:42

      countdown only for beer and wine specials.

  • bunga on 22/05/2024 - 15:51

    I have skipped the duopoly except for milk, bread and occasional snacks. Rest is from Costco. Lower prices and better quality!

    • jinxnz on 22/05/2024 - 19:25
      +1

      Does it actually work out cheaper for every day grocery shopping? I've read otherwise and I'm interested to hear your views

      • spam on 22/05/2024 - 21:59

        Unless you can buy bulk (high upfront cost) and store them (freezer/pantry space), it won't be cheaper. Lots of non-Foodstuff/Woolworth items too but bulk items are cheaper. I find the fresh produce is generally more expensive apart from few items (e.g. baby spinach, shallots, banana) and sometimes paknsave is cheaper when on specials.

        • coach on 23/05/2024 - 20:52
          +1

          Ginger is only $5 at Costco vs $18 at Woolworths.

    • kyogui on 22/05/2024 - 22:41
      +2

      I don't believe Costco is cheaper compare to Pak n Save and you are spending more buying bulk, i only buy things i can't find elsewhere at Costco.

      • AleBeerenhoff on 23/05/2024 - 09:56
        +1

        This is also our experience. People tend to get caught up in the hype and "feel" like they are getting a bargain buying in bulk when (in our experience) its often not the case at all. Our Costco membership is expiring, with no view to renew unless there is a specific need.

  • The Fallen Soldier on 23/05/2024 - 08:22

    "spend $500 within the first 3 statement periods" does that mean you can spend $167 on each statemetnt or one $500 payment?

    • jackvdbuk on 23/05/2024 - 09:48

      Either the spend just has to be wothin 3 months

    • Alan6984 on 23/05/2024 - 12:38

      "spend $500 within the first 3 statement periods" does that mean you can spend $167 on each statemetnt or one $500 payment?

      You just have to spend at least $500 cumulatively over the first three statement periods. Could be all in one, split across all three, two only, many transactions, or one transaction.

  • Dro1d on 23/05/2024 - 10:04

    So I can cancel my ASB credit card and reapply for the free points?

    • justaddwater on 24/05/2024 - 08:34

      Offer is not available for customers who hold or have held the respective ASB rewards credit card account in the past 12 months, transfers from an existing ASB credit card, or in combination with any other offers.

      • Dro1d on 24/05/2024 - 11:41
        +2

        I believe "respective" credit card is referring to platinum vs standard. If I cancel my platinum, and re-apply for a standard credit card, I should technically be allowed to grab the promo. I'll try it lol

    • doubledowndan on 25/05/2024 - 19:54

      You'd have to go through a full application with no guarantee of being approved.

  • kiakaha on 23/05/2024 - 10:08
    +2

    Everyday rewards gives me social credit score vibes

    • Alan6984 on 23/05/2024 - 12:40
      +1

      Everyday rewards gives me social credit score vibes

      The People's Democratic (And Honestly - Everything We Do, We Do It For You, But If You Complain You're Gonna Get A Good Foot Tickling) Republic of Woolworths!

  • Coolbro on 23/05/2024 - 12:22

    Anyone banking insiders know if the other brands will be coming out with signup offers soon too? Feels like it's been a while since Kiwibank's had any.

  • simch on 07/06/2024 - 19:57

    Woop approved and card received.

    • nilllskill on 16/06/2024 - 13:11

      Did you have to go into asb between monday and friday and get onboarded? Seems like a massive hassle to me.

      • simch on 16/06/2024 - 20:07

        Nope. I did it all online. I already have a regular ASB everyday account though, so maybe could be that?

        • justaddwater on 16/06/2024 - 21:32

          i got the notice on ASB app but no one ever called me to ask for payslip etc. conditionally approved, this was a week ago, i think i should call them tomorrow

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