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Amplify Rewards credit cards

Compare cards from Bank of Melbourne, BankSA and St.George linked to the Amplify Rewards program.

  • Earn Amplify Rewards points with no earning cap
  • Choose Amplify Rewards or Qantas Frequent Flyer points
  • Sign-up bonus point offers on eligible cards

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St.George Amplify Rewards Signature card
St.George Amplify Rewards Signature
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  • 200,000 bonus points
  • Complimentary airport lounge access
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Amplify Rewards by the numbers

9
Cards compared
150,000 pts
Average sign-up bonus
1 pt per $1
Top earn rate
$2,000
Highest-value sign-up bonus
$99
Average annual fee

Types of Amplify Rewards cards

Each bank offers two cards: Amplify Platinum and Amplify Signature. Annual fees, earn rates and benefits differ between them, but both share the same rates for overdue payments and cash advances.

How you earn points

You earn Amplify Rewards points on each dollar of eligible spending, on both primary and additional cards. Points go to the primary cardholder's account.

Eligible purchases cover everyday spending like groceries, petrol, clothing, technology, travel and utility bills. Government charges, interest, bank fees, cash advances, balance transfers and BPAY payments don't earn points.

Amplify Platinum earns 1 point per dollar and Amplify Signature earns 1.5 points per dollar. If you bank with Westpac itself, compare Altitude Rewards cards, which run on Westpac's other points program.

Amplify Rewards credit card FAQs

Amplify Rewards cards come from Bank of Melbourne, BankSA and St.George, which are all part of the Westpac Group. Each bank offers an Amplify Platinum and an Amplify Signature card.

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