Tata Neu Infinity SBI Card Review
The lowest forex markup on any mainstream Indian card, a 1.5% floor including UPI, and a fee that reverses at ₹3 lakh.
The lowest forex markup on any mainstream Indian card, a 1.5% floor including UPI, and a fee that reverses at ₹3 lakh.
Unlimited lounge access and 3.3% back, but the ₹8 lakh fee waiver is harder than the plastic Diners Club Black at the same price.
5,000 BluChips back every year on renewal, 14 lounge visits and four milestone vouchers, with no spend based fee waiver.
Uncapped lounge access at 1,300+ lounges covering add-on members, a 2% forex markup, and a fee waived at ₹5 lakh.
The SBI Card SimplySAVE issued through UCO Bank branches. Identical rates to every other partner bank version, with the fee reversed on spend.
SBI Card and Google have launched the Google Pay Flex SBI Card, announced on 28 July 2026 and live in the Google Pay app from 29 July. It carries a ₹499 + GST joining and annual fee, pays rewards as “Stars” worth ₹1 each, and is the second card under Google’s Flex programme after the…
RBL Bank and Shoppers Stop launched a three-tier co-branded credit card range on 21 August 2026: the Gold at ₹1,000, the Platinum at ₹5,000 and the Black at ₹10,000, all plus GST. We ran the numbers on all three. The Gold and the Black both make sense for the right shopper. The Platinum, sitting in…
SBI’s top fuel card pays 6.25% in points at BPCL pumps plus a 1% surcharge waiver, with the ₹1,499 fee reversed at ₹2 lakh of spending.
A ₹1,499 health card paying 10% back at Apollo, where every point is fixed at ₹1 but can only be spent at Apollo.
A ₹4,999 Air India co-brand card with no fee waiver, built around milestones that only start paying at ₹5 lakh of annual spending.