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Costco And American Express: A Case Study

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The 16-year relationship between Costco and American Express will come to a formal end on Monday. Several months ago Costco announced the changes coming to all of their nearly 475 U.S. stores. There were mixed feelings about the change that will begin on Monday.

For customers using their TrueEarnings credit card, Sunday will be the last day to use the that card. This card will no longer be valid for any purchases on Monday.

There is no need to reapply, most customers have already received their new Citibank card. The cash back rewards collected from the TrueEarnings American Express card will automatically transfer to your new Citibank Costco card. Although many are uncertain about what the new change holds, cardholders should be happy

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