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Platinum Credit Cards

The following platinum credit cards feature either a higher credit limit or none at all. Usually, a platinum card cardholder also benefits from extra perks and incentives such as extended insurance on purchases and rentals. As such, platinum credit cards tend to be very exclusive and cater to those with good credit. Compare the platinum credit cards below and apply online.

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St. George Platinum Card
St. George Platinum Card Offer

St. George Platinum Card

The ultimate shopping and travel card combining value, prestige and premium benefits:
St. George Platinum Card Details
14.49%* 3.99% for up to 6 months* $0* 55*
Citibank Platinum Credit Card
Citibank Platinum Credit Card Offer

Citibank Platinum Credit Card

 Enjoy higher levels of credit and exclusive privileges and enjoy a low 4.9% p.a.on balance transfers
Citibank Platinum Credit Card Details
19.99%* 4.9% for up to 12 months* $250* 55*
Emirates Citi Platinum Card Application
Emirates Citi Platinum Card Application

Emirates Citi Platinum Card

If you think world travel is a necessity and not just a luxury, then there is no better credit card for you. The Emirates Citi Platinum Card is the perfect traveling companion for frequent flyers
Emirates Citi Platinum Card Details
19.99%* 4.9% for life of the balances transferred* $199.00* 55*

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