A new report from the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston precisely defining how much certain consumers win or lose from rewards-based credit cards is stirring debate among some payments industry experts.

Credit-card programs are increasingly lucrative for airlines and popular with travelers, but they are being targeted by federal regulators — and could be shaken up by proposed legislation. The ...

Overall reward efficiency improved sharply to 7 per cent in 2025, up from 2.2 per cent in 2024. Users aged 30-35 were the ...

Whether it’s points, miles, or cashback, it’s nice to get rewarded for shopping. But the lure of rewards programs can encourage people to apply for credit cards and use them to earn free airline ...

Attitudes about remote work and the need for business travel have fundamentally changed since before the pandemic. iSeatz’s new “State of Loyalty: 2022 Credit Card Rewards Report” charts how industry ...

In most cases, business credit card rewards aren’t taxable. The IRS generally treats rewards earned through spending as rebates, not income, meaning the cashback, points, or miles you earn from ...

Only a quarter of organizations explain the purpose and design of their reward programs clearly, which could affect employee trust and engagement, according to a recent report from Korn Ferry. While ...

Recognition has evolved from being a feel-good activity to a measurable business lever. Our platform and product roadmap are designed to make that evolution possible.” — Partha Neog, CEO and ...

Business credit card rewards can feel like free money. That 2% cashback on your office supplies or those airline miles from business travel add up quickly. But when tax season rolls around, you might ...