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Australia's ANZ Group (ANZ.AX), opens new tab said on Monday it had agreed to settle a class action suit related to interest charged on personal credit cards for A$57.5 million ($37.44 million).

Major banks also often act as credit card issuers in Australia: Commonwealth Bank, Westpac, Macquarie, NAB and ANZ are all card issuers. While credit card networks facilitate the transfer of ...

The class action lawsuit was launched against ANZ by law firm Phi Finney McDonald. It was alleged that ANZ's "interest-free" credit card contracts contained "unfair terms" and that the bank engaged in ...

The monthly fee is waived if you don't use your card and have no outstanding balance during the statement period. ANZ does not currently offer any credit cards without overseas transaction fees. The ...

ANZ will pay $57.5m to settle a class action after it was accused of incorrectly slugging some customers interest rate charges over a nine-year period. In a market update on Monday, ANZ said it ...

allows customers to transfer balances from other cards to an ANZ card for easier payments. Challa noted that Australia’s credit card market will continue to grow, driven by economic recovery and ...

ANZ Plus and Internet Banking services. Once activated, it will block debit and credit cards, as well as disable digital access and stop unauthorised activity on their accounts, but still allowing ...