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- FTO338
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BP MasterCard
Well i'm sure most of you had seen the BP Master card on TV by now, where you save 5% on anything you buy from BP, including Petrol. And i know lots of us use BP Ultimate.
So i went and get the form and read all the T&C. And heres what kind of saving i might get from it.
Average monthly Petrol cost $541 (for two cars)
Magazine per month $15.9
Total of $556.9 a mth or $6682.8 p.a
After 5% discount, its equal to 6348.66, thats a saving of $334.14
Now heres the T&C
Annual Fee $79 pa and $30 for addional card holder. $109 in total
So the real saving for me is $225.14 p.a ($18.76 per mth) So i'm really saving around 3.5% or 5c a Litre, base on $1.50 (Ultimate) and not 7.5c
But if the petrol price keep going up, and the annual fee stay the same, then we can really see some big saving.
So i went and get the form and read all the T&C. And heres what kind of saving i might get from it.
Average monthly Petrol cost $541 (for two cars)
Magazine per month $15.9
Total of $556.9 a mth or $6682.8 p.a
After 5% discount, its equal to 6348.66, thats a saving of $334.14
Now heres the T&C
Annual Fee $79 pa and $30 for addional card holder. $109 in total
So the real saving for me is $225.14 p.a ($18.76 per mth) So i'm really saving around 3.5% or 5c a Litre, base on $1.50 (Ultimate) and not 7.5c
But if the petrol price keep going up, and the annual fee stay the same, then we can really see some big saving.
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- sublime19
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Hmm this would be sensible if I only use this to purchase petrol from BP (and ciggies) and for nothing else, then this would make sense.. if only i can control myself NOT to use the cc, this would definately a big way to save $$$ on petrol!
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- FTO338
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simple mate, just ask them to reduce the limit to $500, you won't get much apart from petrol then. 

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lol yea.. he can be the uber post whore and i'll be his apprentice, or vice versaCamo wrote:p.s. I think you might need to change khunjeng's member description with sublime19's =D
I think we all know who the real spammer is ;p

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- Grease Monkey
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Well, although i didnt see this anywhere from CitiBank themselves, i saw this on the Today Tonight website.
"But there are a couple of catches. The maximum discount claimable on the card is $15 per month. It has an annual fee of $79 and a hefty interest rate of 17.95 per cent."
So:
12 x $15 = $180
$180 - $79 = $101
So if this information is correct then you can only save a maximum on $101 a year.
I will be contacting CitiBank to verify this information, as if it is true it makes the card a lot less worthy....
"But there are a couple of catches. The maximum discount claimable on the card is $15 per month. It has an annual fee of $79 and a hefty interest rate of 17.95 per cent."
So:
12 x $15 = $180
$180 - $79 = $101
So if this information is correct then you can only save a maximum on $101 a year.
I will be contacting CitiBank to verify this information, as if it is true it makes the card a lot less worthy....
- FTO338
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You're correct, dam i missed that clever marketing wording....

5% cash back rebates with BP are limited per account to the first $300 you spend at participating outlets each statement period.
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