Summit Credit Union filed a federal class action lawsuit against Equifax on behalf of credit unions across the U.S. over costs that it expects institutions like itself to incur because ... Summit said ...

You can load funds onto the Klarna Card and use it like you would a standard debit card, but you're able to select if you want to finance a purchase at the point of sale by using either Klarna's ...

CashBack+ Pay gives credit union debit card holdings instant rewards averaging 6.8% of the transaction amount, the company says. Prizeout developed CashBack + Pay was developed to provide debit card ...

Debit card rewards are often hard to fund because of caps on debit interchange. Couple that with the fact that 70%-80% of credit union spend is on debit networks, and Prizeout and its CUSO partners ...

Prizeout’s CashBack+ Pay now gives credit union debit card users instant rewards averaging 6.8% - more than double the 3% typically offered by big banksNEW YORK, June 03, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE ...

The U.S. Bank Debit Card with the Gonzaga University design is the tenth school featured in the program, which started in 2020. So far, more than 100,000 customers have chosen to show their school ...

Credit Card Companies Are Doing Something Nuts (Sponsor). We’ve been writing about ways to make, save, and invest money for over 20 years. But some of the cash back credit card rewards today ...

A Michigan-based credit union is blending banking with creativity, partnering with a local artist to launch three new debit card designs. The partnership is about more than eye-catching cards—it ...

A debit card is linked to your checking account and allows you to make purchases or withdraw cash directly from your account. Here's how to get a debit card.

The first step to getting a debit card is to open an account at a bank or credit union. Debit cards are typically linked to checking accounts, so start by focusing on this type of account.

A person trying to decide between credit cards. Dancing through life, and also through Quora, we found a question from 48-year-old user (now 53), Theresa Coe regarding debit cards versus credit cards.