A co-branded credit card is a partnership between a card issuer and a specific brand, like an airline, hotel, or retail store. Here’s how to decide if you should get one.

Co-branded credit cards offer various benefits like discounts and cashback. Key cards include Standard Chartered EaseMyTrip, ...

The research company in June and July polled about 39,000 consumers about account management, benefits, customer service, rewards earning, rewards redemption and terms. "Customer experience is ...

More than a quarter of all U.S. residents use co-branded credit cards today to get discounts and other extras from brands they use regularly, but not all is rosy in the world of loyalty commerce ...

Co-branded cards also feature brand-specific benefits, but they are associated with a card network like Visa or Mastercard and can be used anywhere the card network is accepted.

Nearly 30% of adults own credit cards that are partnerships between brands and banks. But several high-profile missteps reveal that the risks for banks can be high. WSJ explains how these co ...

Bank was losing millions of dollars a month on card launched with Bilt.

Co-branded credit cards make up 62% of consumer credit cards in the portfolios of 12 major credit card issuers, according to a report from Javelin. Those bank-brand relationships can be mutually ...

Co-branded credit cards make up 62% of consumer credit cards in the portfolios of 12 major credit card issuers, according to a report from Javelin. Those bank-brand relationships can be mutually ...