Over the past 2 years, we’ve seen an influx of new points-earning debit cards. This includes co-branded offerings from travel-industry heavyweights such as United Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and ...

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 can come with great perks and rewards. But that doesn't mean they should always be your go-to.

I've seen these cards popping up, too. There are quite a few out there that earn cash back, points or miles. Southwest Airlines, United Airlines and Wyndham Hotels & Resorts launched rewards-earning ...

Venmo on Monday introduced a new rewards program, Venmo Stash, offering cash back to customers who transact with their favorite brands on the payments app and engage with Venmo’s products. While ...

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Could using your credit card lead to free money? Possibly — if you treat credit cards the same way you would a debit card. For example, you sign up for a cashback credit card offering 5% on grocery ...

Debit cards that earn rewards were effectively obsolete thanks to a 2011 federal amendment limiting interchange fees. But recently, co-branded debit cards have begun to fill that void. That's largely ...

Cash and debit card users may pay the same prices as premium credit card users without receiving cash back or points. Harvard research estimates credit card processing fees transfer about $30 billion ...

The lender stated that both products are designed to help young adults “maximise rewards” on daily spending.