Bank of America is readying a premium credit card that boosts the rewards customers may earn based on funds kept in savings and investment accounts at the bank.
Customers who sign up for BofA’s new Premium Rewards card may expand the points earned on each purchase by 25% to 75% if they also enroll in its general Preferred Rewards loyalty program, according to the bank.
The card, set to launch in September, seems designed to tackle a growing
At $95 a year, BofA’s card will have a relatively lower annual fee than some of the newest premium cards, whose annual fees hover around $495. Other issuers such as Amex, Chase, Citi and Capital One, are also reworking their high-end rewards cards with new features such as making them out of
