US airlines are increasingly relying on co-branded credit cards for revenue, changing how loyalty programs reward travelers.

By Rajesh Kumar Singh CHICAGO, March 13 (Reuters) - For years, the fortunes of U.S. airlines have been dictated by fares, ...

You've no doubt received lots of offers to sign up for credit card rewards plans over the years. From airline miles and concert tickets to restaurant points and cash bonuses, the range of rewards is ...

If President Trump succeeds in capping credit-card APRs at 10%, card issuers could ramp up efforts to keep their best customers If credit-card APRs are capped for a year at 10% as President Donald ...

Loyalty is sustained by trust. As consumers gain more choice in how they pay, programs that recognize real behavior rather than legacy structures will define the next era of loyalty.

Double-dipping is a credit card strategy that involves linking your card purchases to at least two rewards programs to maximize your earnings. Some ways you can double-dip include purchasing items in ...

Debit card rewards programs are back, and likely here to stay. Processing Content Airlines and hotel chains are taking advantage of the banking-as-a-service model and the pass small banks get on ...

Credit cards are popular with Americans — and so are the points, rewards and perks that come with them. That’s why some Americans devote time and energy (and spending) to optimize multiple rewards ...