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Please Note: Effective 16 November 2025, Shop with Points at Kogan.com will no longer be available as a redemption option. Additionally, Q Rewards® services will be temporarily unavailable. You will be unable to redeem Q Rewards® between 16 and 24 November 2025. From 24 November 2025, Q Rewards® services will be available in the myBOQ app.
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Which credit cards are best for rewards?
There are many factors to consider when choosing a credit card with a rewards program, including the type of rewards you want to earn, the credit card's fees and interest rates, and the eligibility requirements. Some credit cards offer cashback rewards, while others offer points that can be redeemed for travel or other rewards. The BOQ Platinum credit card is a great option as you earn Q Rewards® points which can be used to redeem Giftcards, Cashback, or convert to Velocity or Flybuys points. However, it's important to compare the rewards programs of different credit cards to find the one that best fits your spending habits and financial goals.
How do you compare credit cards?
When comparing credit cards, make sure to compare the fees and interest rates, rewards program, credit score requirements, credit limit, and additional benefits. By comparing credit cards based on these factors, you can find the card that best fits your financial needs and goals. Use our credit card comparison table above to easily compare the BOQ credit cards.
What’s the difference between a credit card and a debit card?
The main difference is that a debit card is linked to your bank account and allows you to spend the money you have in your account. A credit card on the other hand, is a line of credit that allows you to borrow money, up to a certain limit, from a chosen lender. When you make a purchase with a credit card, you are borrowing money from the credit provider. You will need to pay back the amount you have borrowed, plus any interest fees and charges, usually on a monthly basis.
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