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.

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 ...

Co-branded cards offer brand-specific benefits, while regular credit cards provide broader rewards. Understanding your spending habits and preferences is crucial in selecting a card that fits your ...

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 ...

Buy now/pay later provider Sunbit has its sights set on the co-branded credit card industry in an effort to create a distinct niche in a market where large lenders such as Affirm, Afterpay and Klarna ...

Wells Fargo's partnership with Bilt Technologies is proving costly, with the bank losing up to $10 million monthly. The co-branded credit card, initially aimed at expanding Wells Fargo's credit ...