Kerri Anne Renzulli is a contributor to Buy Side and finance expert on taxes, retirement and banking. Updated October 7, 2024, 10:36 PM EDT Store-branded credit cards won’t offer you the best rewards ...

A store credit card isn't the only way to get exclusive perks. Although not widely publicized, two major retailers offer store-branded debit cards that draw directly from customers' checking accounts.

Nordstrom currently has 365 locations in 40 states and Canada and a 24/7 online shopping portal. With its widespread presence and billions of dollars in sales, it’s no secret that this clothing and ...

A store credit card isn’t the only way to get exclusive perks. Although not widely publicized, two major retailers offer store-branded debit cards that draw directly from customers’ checking accounts.

NEW YORK - A store credit card isn't the only way to get exclusive perks. Although not widely publicized, two major retailers offer store-branded debit cards that draw directly from customers' ...

NEW YORK — A store credit card isn't the only way to get exclusive perks. Although not widely publicized, two major retailers offer store-branded debit cards that draw directly from customers' ...

A store credit card isn’t the only way to get exclusive perks. Although not widely publicized, two major retailers offer store-branded debit cards that draw directly from customers’ checking accounts.

NEW YORK - A store credit card isn't the only way to get exclusive perks. Although not widely publicized, two major retailers offer store-branded debit cards that draw directly from customers' ...

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Visa Inc. scored a coup in persuading Kevin Knight, Nordstrom Inc.'s credit card czar, to oversee its credit and debit card products in North America. Knight, who was most recently president of ...

In the first part of this series, we looked at Nordstrom’s (JWN) sale of its credit card portfolio to Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD), or TD Bank. The sale included credit card receivables of $2.2 billion.