Minnco CU Inks Cards Processing Pact With TNB

Published May 26, 2009, 5:06 p.m. EDT

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Updated August 27, 2020, 12:39 a.m. EDT

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CAMBRIDGE, Minn. – Minnco CU said yesterday it has chosen TNB Card Services to processing partner as it moves to broaden the range of competitive products it offers to members.

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One of the $150 million credit union’s priorities as it partners with TNB is to offer a full-featured rewards program for members, moving beyond the 1% cash back reward it has been offering. In addition to embracing TNB’s Rewards2U^{program, Minnco will also work with TNB’s experts on portfolio consulting, so the credit union can determine both the optimal pricing strategy for the card program as well as the best products.}

TNB is a unit of credit union-owned Town North Bank.

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