A co-branded card represents a partnership between a specific business and card issuer and is meant to encourage and reward brand loyalty. Many or all of the products on this page are from partners ...

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Credit cards that are affiliated with brands - such as American Airlines, Uber, L.L. Bean and Ikea - are suddenly amping up rewards for everyday purchases at restaurants, gas stations and grocery ...

Store branded credit cards sound great, but the reality is that they have a lot of drawbacks. The most important lesson with store branded credit cards is to pay them off every month. The right cash ...

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Co-Branded and Affinity Cards in the U.S., 7th Edition" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering. Co-branded credit cards remain integral to issuers and ...

Recent closures of multiple high-profile retail credit cards — from Uber, Starbucks and Walmart — highlight the importance of a healthy merchant-bank relationship. Many or all of the products on this ...

First, there were Green Stamps – little adhesive stickers shoppers earned for grocery store purchases then redeemed for merchandise. Then came frequent flyer programs, with American Airlines and ...

It’s 2025, and we are seeing new highs in travel. After the pandemic, there has been a tremendous interest in travel and the ‘you only live once’ philosophy, which has prompted people to pack their ...

Retailers have long used branded credit cards to entice shoppers with flashy perks: early access to the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale, free shipping at Saks, 5 percent cash back at Target. At first ...

A co-branded credit card comes from a partnership between a financial institution and a brand – like a retailer, airline or hotel. Co-branded credit cards offer specialized rewards or benefits based ...