DALLAS – TNB Card Services said yesterday it has purchased the credit card portfolios of five more credit unions in five states, and will be converting the cards at those credit unions to issuing agent programs. The credit union purchases were from: Central Florida Healthcare FCU, Plains Bell FCU, Wyandotte Community FCU, Arkansas Superior FCU and Richland FCU. That makes a total of 115 credit union portfolios acquired since TNB, a unit of credit union-owned Town North Bank, began buying them in 2002.
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