CHICAGO (July 23, 2002) – The National Association of Realtors® recently announced an expansion of its REALTOR VIPSM Alliance Program partnership with First USA, Bank One's credit card company.
Through the partnership, NAR members, National, State & Local Association staff and their immediate families can take advantage of the exclusive REALTOR® Platinum Visa® card—either a personal or business credit card.
Cardmembers enjoy one of the lowest rates available on purchases and balance transfers with no annual fee. In addition, beginning November 2002, NAR member cardmembers can take advantage of the First USA Value Miles Reward Program. They can earn one point per dollar spent to be redeemed for airline tickets, hotels, car rentals, retail gift certificates, travel packages, Disney theme park passes and more.
Bob Goldberg, NAR senior vice president of marketing and business development, said, “NAR is pleased to sponsor a valuable credit card product offered exclusively to NAR members—the custom-designed REALTOR Platinum Visa card. We are excited to be building on our significant partnership with First USA, and to continue to offer our members an array of unique benefits.”
“Our continued relationship with the National Association of Realtors is important to us,” said Tim Gallagher, senior vice president, relationship management for First USA. “Together, we can provide great value to NAR members.”
For more information about the REALTOR Platinum Visa card and the REALTOR VIP Program, visit www.realtor.org/realtorvip or call 866-VISANAR.
NAR members enjoy the benefits of NAR's REALTOR VIPSM Program, which is designed to help Realtors® gain the advantages of group buying power, plan for the future, and expand their professional knowledge through its more than 50 publications and educational offerings. The more than 30 REALTOR VIPSM strategic alliance partners, which make up the program, are leaders in their industries and committed to providing NAR members with special offerings tailored to their needs.
Published: July 23, 2002
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