Credit card for Women

Credit cards are a great tool to provide financial freedom to every woman, be it a working woman or a retired woman. However, what comes with freedom is a sense of responsibility; it is thus critical to make a prudent choice while selecting the right financial product.




Here are different types of credit cards available exclusively for women:
Kotak Royale Signature Credit Card- 

  • No annual fees
  • Points on travel, dining or international spending
  • 30,000 reward points on yearly retail spend of Rs. 8 lakhs.
  • For Single women


The American Express Gold Card 
  • Bonus membership award on joining
  • Zero liability
  • 20% off on dining at select partner restaurants.
  • Working women
  • No pre-set spending limit

YES First Preferred
  • 10,000 bonus points on card renewal
  • 15,000 points on spending within the first 90 days of getting this card
  • No annual fees
  • Low-interest rates
  • 25% discount on movie tickets booked on BookMyShow

IndusInd Bank Platinum Credit Card
  • No joining fees
  • 1.5 reward points for every Rs. 150 spent 
  • Free tickets across various entertainment partners
  • Insurance benefits
  • Priority Pass membership

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