Creditcard Deals - Terms and Conditions
1. General
These terms and conditions, together with any additional terms, notices and disclaimers contained elsewhere on the Creditcard Deals (CCD) website (collectively the Terms of Use) comprise the conditions on which you may have access to the CCD website and use of content and other services on the CCD website. Your continued access and use of the CCD website constitutes your ongoing acceptance and acknowledgment of these Terms of Use, as amended from time to time. If you object to any of these conditions, you must immediately discontinue your access to and use of the CCD website.
These Terms of Use are governed by the law in force in Australia. Both you and CCD irrevocably submit to the non-exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of Australia and courts of appeal from them.
2. Copyright
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3. Trademarks
Product and company names mentioned herein may be trademarks and / or service marks of their respective owners. The trademarks, logos and service marks displayed on the CCD website are the property of their respective owners.
4. Errors, Omissions or Discrepancies
Every effort has been made to ensure that the CCD website works correctly and that the information contained within it is accurate and up to date. Any cases of perceived inconsistency or error should be advised to CCD by contacting us and we will endeavour, where practicable, to address any such issues identified to us [but see CCD disclaimer].
Australian Finance News
Australian Car Loan Demand Still Well Below 2009 Levels
Despite the recovery in car sales, car loan demand has declined to below levels seen a year ago, and the up-tick in sales is painting a false picture of recovery.
NAB Remains In The Running For RBS UK Branch Network
Australian banking major National Australia Bank (NAB) and Virgin Money remain in the running for the acquisition of a 318 strong branch banking network owned by troubled British lender Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), whilst Spanish banking giant Banco Santander remains the front runner, having hired Credit Suisse to advise on its bid.
Property Investor Demand For Mortgages Highest In Six Years
A survey conducted by a leading mortgage broker suggests that investors returning after their summer holidays took the largest share of the home loan market since 2004.
Australian Credit Card Borrowers Face Higher Interest Rates
Australian credit card holders face the spectre of higher monthly payments as major lenders increase their interest rates in response to the central bank tightening official cash rates.
Australian’s Increasingly Switching From Credit Cards Into Debit Cards
Australian consumers are increasingly transitioning away from credit cards and into debit cards instead, as concerns over personal finance become more acute, and major lenders engaged in a big marketing push.

