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HSBC Platinum Qantas Credit Card

Ended — kept for reference

This page is my best effort to summarise the card's terms from the information I found. Read the bank's terms for full details, or contact the bank if you have questions.

I'd like to use my bonus for:

Can I get this?

This offer is advertised to the public. Bonus conditions and the bank’s approval requirements still apply.

Can I get this bonus if I have held a card before?

I have not checked the waiting period for this bonus.

See the waiting rules for every Australian bank →

What must I spend?

$3,000 within 90 days — about $1,000 per month.

Can I get the card?

The minimum credit limit is $6,000. This is the least the bank may let you borrow.

You must earn at least $40,000 a year.

Meeting the bonus rules does not mean the bank will approve your application. The bank must assess and approve the card separately.

How long is this available?

The listed end date has passed: 2 September 2023. Date comparison uses the Australia/Sydney calendar. The issuer’s closing time and timezone are not recorded. Check availability with the issuer.

What do the points buy?

It depends where you fly. From Sydney, 23,000 Qantas points buys:

TripPoints for 1 return tripYou can book
Sydney → Melbourne, Economy18,4001 return trip
Sydney → Bali, Economy46,600Not yet — 49% of a return trip
Sydney → Singapore, Economy58,000Not yet — 39% of a return trip
Sydney → London, Business332,600Not yet — 6% of a return trip

Prices are Qantas Classic Flight Rewards for 1 person, if a reward seat is free. Airport taxes and fees are extra cash on top. Pick your own start city and trip below.

Sydney to London in Business (166,300 points)

Tap the trip above to pick your start city, where you want to go, and a seat class.

13% of one way trip

- $99
annual fee

Sydney to London (Business): One way flight is 166,300 Qantas points.

With 23,000 points = 0 return trip with 23,000 points remaining.

If you spend another $143,300 on the card, you can add another one way trip, zeroing out your point balance for this card.

See Flights at Qantas

Should I keep it after the first year?

Keeping the card costs $99 each year ($99 annual fee) — the first year was $99.

There is no bonus in year two. The fee buys points on your spending, plus the card's perks.

Ongoing earn: 1.00x Qantas points per $1.

Keeping pays off only if the ongoing earn and benefits are worth $99/yr to you.

The maths behind churn value

23,000 Qantas points at 1.6¢ a point − $99 in first-year fees. This is flight value, not cash. It assumes you earn the bonus and pay in full.

This offer has ended. I keep this page so you can check the old terms.

+20,000sign-up bonus
+3,000from $3,000 spend
=23,000Qantas points
×1.6¢per point
=$368value of the points
−$99first-year fees
=$269churn value
What this calculation assumes
  • You make the required purchases and the bonus is paid.
  • You pay the balance in full — any interest changes the outcome.
  • The required spend is ordinary planned spending, not extra cost.
  • You close the card before the next annual fee, or you decide keeping it is worth that fee.

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Terms and evidence

Full current terms

Offer terms

Low FeeOffer Ended

Signup Bonus

20,000 points

Qantas

Minimum Spend

$3,000

within 90 days (about 3 months)

Offer Expires

September 2, 2023

3 years ago

Ongoing Earn Rate

1.00x points per $1 spent

Fees

First Year Annual Fee

$99

Ongoing Annual Fee

$99

From year 2 onwards

Purchase Interest Rate

20.00% p.a.

The value above assumes you pay in full and never pay this. Any interest changes the outcome.

Offer terms history (1 version — old terms, for checking)

These are published versions of this offer's terms. Each version preserves the conditions available at that time.

Unknown publication date

First recorded terms

Bonus Qantas:
20,000
Annual Fee:
$99
Minimum Spend:
$3,000 in 90 days
Source wording history

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Archived notes

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  • Offer no longer available
    3 years ago

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