Credit Card News

Bank of America is no longer offering the Amtrak Guest Rewards Mastercard. The news isn’t unexpected but comes with no formal announcement.

Point Card is looking to rebrand, with a new name (PointCard Neon) and a new debit card: the $399 PointCard Titan. Here are all the details:

Blue Apron and Aspiration will launch a new co-branded credit card, the Blue Apron Aspiration Zero Card, in 2022. Read the full news here:

FICO Score and VantageScore are the two major credit scoring models used by card issuers and other lenders.

TD Bank has a new survey detailing the stressors of holiday shopping. See the bank’s 2021 Merry Money Survey results here:

Chase has introduced the new Ink Business Premier card for applications in-branch with a relationship manager. Read about the new card here:

European-based fintech Embily has joined Visa’s Fintech Fast Track program to launch a U.S.-based crypto debit card next year.

Chase and Southwest Airlines are extending their popular credit card relationship, with the carrier also introducing new routes for 2022.

Holiday shopping and gift-giving can significantly dent personal or family finances. To start the new year on the right foot, Chase is advising eligible customers to take advantage of the great benefits Chase Freedom has to offer – including excellent cash back rewards on every purchase! Chase Offering 5% Back on Lyft Chase Freedom Flex […]

Amex is tapping into Nova’s Credit Passport program, making it easier for residents of 9 countries to build credit in the United States.

It’s last call for cardholders to activate their Chase 5% cash back bonus categories for Q4 2021. Here’s how to save this holiday season:

Alliance Data Systems has agreed a deal in principle to buy the current NFL Extra Points Credit Card portfolio from Barclays.