There are many possible options for Velocity points-earning credit cards. Here, we compare two popular cards and see how they weigh up against each other and which one might be best for you.

Ever wondered if you’re getting good value from your points, or whether they’re even worth chasing? We’ve now adopted Australian Frequent Flyer’s points valuation.

Bank rewards points rarely transfer to frequent flyer points at a 1:1 rate, but their flexibility is handy for anyone seeking out reward seats. Here’s how to work out the best bank rewards program for you.

Even if you don’t have a Qantas credit card, you may still be able to book Qantas flights.

Earn bonus points up front, and then even more points as you continue to spend on ANZ Rewards Black.

With ANZ Rewards Black, earn flexible points that can later be transferred to Velocity Frequent Flyer, Singapore Airlines KrisFlyer, Cathay and Air New Zealand Airpoints.

How to turn ANZ Rewards credit card points into frequent flyer points, unlocking flights to faraway places in comfort and style.

Westpac, Citi and ANZ are making some changes to some of their rewards credit cards – some come into effect from 1 August while others are already in place.

ANZ offers two tiers of points-earning plastic, but these two credit cards accrue points at differing rates – and with different fees. We take a closer look.