TNB Launches Business Card LoyaltyProgram

December 14, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EST 1 Min Read

DALLAS - (12/14/04) -- TNB Card Services said Monday it haspartnered with RewardsNOW to offer a rewards program for creditunion business cards users. Under the program, credit unions thatoffer the Member Miles program can reward credit and debit cardusers with travel awards, as well as a range of merchandise. Creditunions can customize the program to their own membershipdemographics. TNB also offers a RewardsNOW program to creditunions' individual cardholders. TNB is a unit of credit union ownedTown North National Bank.

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