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Banks Offer Rewards For Debit Cards

Tags » Card Reward Programs, Debit Cards

Connie Mabin writes for the Associated Press about bank debit card reward programs being put in place at a growing number of banks.

Suddenly mundane errands have gotten more rewarding. A growing number of banks, looking to get more out of their existing customers, are offering "rewards" programs that allow consumers to accumulate points that can be cashed in for a variety of items. Rewards are given for such everyday tasks as writing checks, paying bills online and using debit cards. The banks make money on more transaction fees and by getting customers to try new services.

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