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Compare Your Credit Options

Different credit products serve different purposes. Here's what you need to know about each type and when they might work best for your situation.

Personal Loans

Fixed interest rates and predictable monthly payments make these ideal for major purchases or debt consolidation. You'll know exactly what you owe and when it'll be paid off.

Credit Cards

Flexible spending with revolving credit limits. Perfect for everyday purchases and building credit history, but require discipline to avoid accumulating debt.

Home Loans

Long-term borrowing secured by property. Lower interest rates than unsecured credit, but your home acts as collateral. Understanding the commitment is crucial.

Your Credit Education Timeline

Building strong financial knowledge happens step by step. Here's how most people progress through understanding credit and making it work for them.

Foundation Knowledge

Start with credit basics - what affects your score, how interest works, and why payment history matters most. This foundation prevents costly mistakes later.

Smart Application Strategies

Learn when and how to apply for credit products. Understanding approval factors and shopping around effectively can save thousands in interest charges.

Long-term Management

Master ongoing credit management techniques that keep your financial options open and costs low throughout different life stages.

Common Credit Questions

Real questions from people navigating their credit journey. These answers come from years of helping Australians make informed financial decisions.

How often should I check my credit score?

Checking monthly gives you a good sense of trends without obsessing over small fluctuations. Your score naturally varies by a few points, so focus on the overall direction rather than daily changes. Free services make regular monitoring easy and stress-free.

What's the biggest mistake people make with credit cards?

Making only minimum payments while continuing to spend. This creates a cycle where you're paying mostly interest instead of reducing the actual debt. Setting up automatic payments for more than the minimum breaks this pattern quickly.

Does closing old credit cards hurt my credit score?

It can, especially if those cards have no annual fee. Older accounts show longer credit history, and closing them might increase your credit utilization ratio. Keep old cards active with small, occasional purchases instead of closing them.

Meet Your Credit Guides

Our team combines years of financial industry experience with a genuine passion for helping people understand credit without the jargon.

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