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What are Axis Bank's Magnus Changes?

Axis Bank has announced a number of changes to its Magnus credit card, effective September 1, 2023. These changes include:Increased annual fee: The annual fee for the Magnus credit card will be increased from Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 12,500.


Axis Bank's Magnus credit card new rule
Axis Bank's Magnus Changes credit card


New rules for Axis Bank Magnus credit card


Changes to reward points: The number of reward points earned per Rs. 200 spent will be reduced from 12 to 10 for the first Rs. 1.5 lakh spent in a year. Beyond this threshold, the number of reward points earned will be increased to 35 per Rs. 200 spent.

Changes to the annual benefit voucher: The annual benefit voucher worth Rs. 10,000 will be discontinued.

Changes to the fee waiver criteria: The fee waiver criteria for the Magnus credit card will be changed. New customers will need to spend Rs. 25 lakh in the preceding card anniversary year to qualify for a fee waiver, while existing customers will need to spend Rs. 15 lakh.

Changes to the exclusion of certain payments from earning points: Utility services and government institution payments will be excluded from earning reward points.

These changes have been met with mixed reactions from customers. Some customers have expressed disappointment with the changes, while others have said that they are still a good value for money card.

It is important to note that these changes only apply to the Magnus credit card. Axis Bank has not announced any changes to its other credit cards at this time.

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