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Amplify Signature (Qantas)

Figures collected 10 September 2026Editor check pendingProvider source
St.George Amplify Signature (Qantas) — illustrative card plateST.GEORGEAmplify Signature (Qant…
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The short answer

The St.George Amplify Signature (Qantas) costs $370 a year to hold: a $295 card fee plus a $75 rewards programme fee charged on top of it, and advertises a 150,000-point sign-up bonus of which 90,000 is paid on $6,000 of spend within 90 days.

Of the 5 spending patterns published here, 4 clear that minimum-spend hurdle inside the window. 60,000 of the 150,000 is not deferred payment of a single hurdle: it requires a further $6,000 of eligible purchases within 90 days of the year-2 card anniversary. The stated $6,000 in 90 days from approval earns 90,000.

Annual cost, all in
$370
Sign-up bonus, advertised
150,000
Paid on the stated spend
90,000
Minimum spend
$6,000
Base earn rate
0.5 / $1

The record

The record · collected from issuer source
FieldValue
IssuerSt.George
Card fee (AUD)$295
Rewards programme fee (AUD)$75
Annual cost, all in (AUD)$370
First year, all in (AUD)$370
First-year termsA $200 first-year card fee is offered to existing St.George customers who sign in to apply. A new customer pays the standard card fee, so no reduced figure is recorded here.
Sign-up bonus, advertised total (points)150,000
Paid on the stated minimum spend (points)90,000
Deferred to a later instalment (points)60,000
How the bonus is paidSplit across instalments — see the note above
Bonus currencyQantas Frequent Flyer
Minimum spend for bonus (AUD)$6,000
Spend window (days)90
Earn thresholdsPublished ladder held — see the bands below
Foreign transaction fee3%
Published offer end date

Earn rates by category

Points per dollar, by spending category
Overseas spend
1.2 / $1
Supermarkets
0.8 / $1
Dining out
0.8 / $1
Utilities & insurers
0.8 / $1
Everything else
0.5 / $1
Fuel
0.8 / $1
Travel
0.5 / $1
Government & ATO
0 / $1
Earn rates by category · points per dollar
CategoryPoints / $CurrencyCap notes
Overseas spend1.2Qantas Frequent FlyerIssuer "international spend" rate. Steps down to 0.25 per $1 once $10,000 is spent in a statement cycle. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.
Supermarkets0.8Qantas Frequent FlyerIssuer "everyday spend" rate (supermarkets, department stores, petrol, dining, utilities excl. BPAY). Steps down to 0.25 per $1 beyond $10,000 in a statement cycle. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.
Dining out0.8Qantas Frequent FlyerIssuer "everyday spend" rate (supermarkets, department stores, petrol, dining, utilities excl. BPAY). Steps down to 0.25 per $1 beyond $10,000 in a statement cycle. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.
Utilities & insurers0.8Qantas Frequent FlyerIssuer "everyday spend" rate; utilities excludes BPAY per issuer. Steps down to 0.25 per $1 beyond $10,000 in a statement cycle. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.
Everything else0.5Qantas Frequent FlyerIssuer "all other purchases" rate. Steps down to 0.25 per $1 beyond $10,000 in a statement cycle. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.
Fuel0.8Qantas Frequent FlyerIssuer "everyday spend" rate (supermarkets, department stores, petrol, dining, utilities excl. BPAY). Steps down to 0.25 per $1 beyond $10,000 in a statement cycle. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.
Travel0.5Qantas Frequent FlyerNot itemised by the issuer: travel sits outside the five "everyday spend" categories and therefore earns the "all other purchases" rate. Steps down to 0.25 per $1 beyond $10,000 in a statement cycle. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.
Government & ATO0Qantas Frequent FlyerIssuer excludes payments to local, state or federal government and government-related agencies from eligible purchases, so this spend earns nothing. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.

What changes on 30 September 2026

Both what this card earns and what it costs move on 30 September 2026, and the issuer has published each of them. Tables above hold what is in force today; the two below hold what replaces them.

Announced fee change · effective 30 September 2026
ItemTodayFrom 30 September 2026Move
Card fee (AUD)$295$295Unchanged
Rewards programme fee (AUD)$75$155Rises
Annual cost, all in (AUD)$370$450Rises

Issuer change notice: the Amplify Qantas Signature rewards programme fee goes from $75 to $155. The card fee is not listed among the changes. Rewards programme fees are charged annually and, for current cardholders, the new amount applies on the next card fee date.

Announced earn-rate change · effective 30 September 2026
CategoryPoints / $ todayPoints / $ from 30 September 2026Move
Overseas spend1.21.5Rises
Supermarkets0.80.8Unchanged
Dining out0.80.4Falls
Utilities & insurers0.80.8Unchanged
Everything else0.50.4Falls
Fuel0.80.8Unchanged
Travel0.50.4Falls
Government & ATO00Unchanged
Monthly points by spending pattern · either side of 30 September 2026
Spending patternPoints a month todayPoints a month from 30 September 2026Change
The Corporate Consultant3,7702,840-24.7%
The Inner-North Couple4,0103,360-16.2%
The Light Spender1,4151,240-12.4%
The Overseas Regular4,0504,140+2.2%
The Suburban Family4,7254,260-9.8%

Source: the issuer’s published change notice, collected 8 September 2026.

Where the rate steps down

The rates above are what the first slice of a period earns. Past the threshold the issuer pays less, so a heavy month earns proportionally fewer points than the headline suggests. Every months-to-a-seat figure on this site is computed through these bands.

Spending ladder · per statement period
Band of eligible spendPoints per dollarSpend it governs
First $10,000Published category rateAll eligible spend
Above $10,0000.25 / $1All eligible spend

A step-down lowers a rate and never raises one, so a category the issuer excludes outright keeps earning nothing above the threshold as well as below it.

  • Published rates apply to the first $10,000 of eligible purchases in a statement cycle.
  • Issuer: once $10,000 of eligible purchases is reached in a statement cycle, further eligible purchases earn "0.25 Qantas Points per $1".

Does the bonus hurdle clear?

A published bonus is only real if the spending gets there. This compares the minimum spend against each pattern over the card’s own window. Clearing the hurdle releases the first instalment; where the advertised total is split, the rest is governed by a separate date rather than by this spend.

Minimum-spend hurdle · by published spending pattern
Spending profileClears the hurdle?Monthly points on this pattern
The Corporate ConsultantYes3,770
The Inner-North CoupleYes4,010
The Light SpenderNo1,415
The Overseas RegularYes4,050
The Suburban FamilyYes4,725

The same figures under another brand

Westpac publishes the Altitude Qantas Black on every field this site holds for the St.George Amplify Signature (Qantas): the same category earn rates in both dated windows, the same statement-period ladder, the same card fee and programme fee, and the same bonus total, first instalment, minimum spend and window. One set of figures gets one page here, so this is it.

Westpac publishes the Altitude Qantas Black on identical terms: the same category earn rates in both dated windows, the same statement-period ladder, the same card fee and Qantas Rewards Program fee, and the same bonus total, first instalment, minimum spend and window. Two differences are collected. Westpac's product page as read on 8 September 2026 states no Australian credit licence number, where St.George publishes 233714. And Westpac publishes no earn rate for government charges on this card, where St.George publishes a verified nil.

The same figures as published by Westpac
FieldValue
ProductWestpac Altitude Qantas Black
Australian credit licence
Figures collected8 September 2026
Issuer pageWestpac’s product page

Questions these rows answer

Does the St.George Amplify Signature (Qantas) charge a rewards programme fee on top of its card fee?
Yes. St.George charges a $75 rewards programme fee in addition to the $295 card fee, so holding the card costs $370 a year.
Is there a cap or an earn threshold on the St.George Amplify Signature (Qantas)?
St.George publishes a threshold rather than a hard cap. Within a statement period, the first $10,000 earns the category rates published above, then spend above $10,000 earns 0.25 points per dollar. Every months-to-a-seat figure on this site is computed through those bands.
Is the 150,000-point bonus on the St.George Amplify Signature (Qantas) paid in one go?
No. $6,000 of spend within 90 days pays 90,000 points; the remaining 60,000 arrive on a separate condition the issuer sets, which is why this site scores the first-year position on the first instalment alone.
Does the St.George Amplify Signature (Qantas) earn points on government charges?
St.George publishes a nil earn rate on government charges for this card. Issuer excludes payments to local, state or federal government and government-related agencies from eligible purchases, so this spend earns nothing. These rates apply to 29 September 2026 inclusive.
What changes on the St.George Amplify Signature (Qantas) on 30 September 2026?
St.George has published a dated change: the annual cost moves from $370 to $450; and overseas spend goes from 1.2 to 1.5 points per dollar, dining out goes from 0.8 to 0.4 points per dollar, everything else goes from 0.5 to 0.4 points per dollar, travel goes from 0.5 to 0.4 points per dollar. The tables above hold what is in force today and switch over on the day itself, in Melbourne time.

St.George — Australian Credit Licence 233714. See provider for target market determination.

FIGURES COLLECTED 10 SEPTEMBER 2026 · SOURCE: PROVIDER PAGE
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