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Qantas American Express Business Card - The new Qantas American Express Business Card earns you Qantas Frequent Flyer points on all of your business expenses that you charge to the Card, including stock, utilities and everyday purchases. That means eligible expenses5, no matter how big or small, can help pay your way to wherever your business takes you.
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Up to 51 Days Up to $1 = 2 points $299 Apply Now
American Express Gold Business Card - Rewards Plus Domestic and Overseas Travel Insurance
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The David Jones American Express Card - Add Supplementary Cardholders to your account and maximise your Points earning potential. We will waive the $29 Supplementary Card fee for the first year*.
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American Express Gold Ascent Credit Card - There are no limits to the Membership Rewards points you can earn: your points aren't capped and won't expire as long as your account remains current. And best of all, with Ascent you'll need fewer credit card rewards points to fly than any other program in Australia
American Express Gold Ascent Credit Card 19.99% p.a
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American Express Platinum Card - Access to dedicated 24/7 Platinum Travel, Concierge & Card Services. Complimentary enrolment in Membership Rewards Ascent Premium. $1 spent = up to 1.5 Membership Rewards points. Overseas and Domestic Travel Insurance.
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American Express Platinum Moneyback Card - Influence. Status. Privilege. With the American Express® Platinum Moneyback Card, you'll access a world of luxury and service. Love shopping? You're covered with Refund Protection², Purchase Protection² and our extensive On-Line Fraud Guarantee².
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Qantas American Express Premium Card - Earn up to 7,500 Qantas Frequent Flyer points! 5,000 points after your first card spend + 2,500 points after your first card spend in Australia on selected Qantas products and services.
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Qantas American Express Classic Card - Earn 2 points for every dollar spent on your card in Australia on selected Qantas products and services
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Qantas American Express Ultimate Card - Scale the heights with the Qantas American Express Ultimate Card. It's the Card designed by travellers, for travellers.
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What is American Express (AMEX)? Date Published : Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Source : Credit Card News from Money AU

When it comes to global superpowers in the financial world, there are few bigger than American Express.

The New York-based company has become synonymous with credit cards over the last 40 years and often takes on rivals Visa and MasterCard when people compare credit cards.

Founded in 1850 in Buffalo, New York, American Express quickly went from a small bank to a major financial player. In 1854, its owners bought land in Manhattan where the world famous American Express Buildings still stand.

In the post-war period, American Express - also known as AmEx - became prevalent in travel currency and is now one of the major players in international currency exchanges.

During the 1970s, the first AmEx Diner's credit card was launched before, in the 1980s, American Express Australia was formed. Based in Sydney, the company offers a range of credit cards and is increasing its brand awareness by working with Qantas airlines and others.

As well as the basic card, a range of platinum credit cards and charge cards are offered. There is a frequent-flyer-style reward program users of AmEx and the firm offers benefits with dozens of well known Australian and international brands, many in the areas of shopping and travel. Its global financial muscle means that its credit cards are often among the best credit card offers on the market.

Although known primarily for its credit cards, AmEx also now offers a range of other financial services. Travel insurance and home loans, with benefits for users of the more premium cards, are among current offerings.

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