Nah, I doubt it will be a success.
A few reasons.
The 'green rebate' stops at $50000, which means a max of $500 towards green credits. Yay.
The Interest rate is higher than most other similar cards.
You can either contribute 1% to the Green credits, or 0.5% to green credits, and the rest as a rebate. I'm not sure people see value in getting $250 (max) rebate on a card when other cards offer higher.
I'm sure a few tree huggers and other assorted people will take up the card - and good for them, but I seriously doubt this card does anything special for the environment like is claimed.


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