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Crate & Barrel Credit Card: What Home Catalog Shoppers Need to Know

Thu, 18 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Crate & Barrel Credit Card: What Home Catalog Shoppers Need to Know

If you applied for a Crate & Barrel card a few years ago, the card in your wallet is not the card a new applicant gets today. In 2025 the program was relaunched: the old Crate and Barrel | CB2 store card and Mastercard, issued by Synchrony Bank, was replaced by a new Crate & Barrel Visa Signature Card (and a matching CB2 Visa Signature Card) now issued by First Bank & Trust and serviced by the fintech Imprint. The change is not just a logo swap — it altered who issues the card, how it earns, and where it can be used. For anyone furnishing a home from the Crate & Barrel, Crate & Kids and CB2 catalogs, this post lays out what the relaunched card actually does and whether it earns its place in your wallet.

Frontgate & Grandin Road: Is There a Co-Branded Card for Cornerstone?

Tue, 16 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Frontgate & Grandin Road: Is There a Co-Branded Card for Cornerstone Brands?

Yes — and shoppers who love these catalogs are often surprised by it. Both Frontgate and Grandin Road have their own store credit cards, each issued by Comenity Bank (now part of Bread Financial). The two brands sit under Cornerstone Brands, the catalog group — itself part of QVC Group — that runs branded card programs across several of its home and decor titles, including Frontgate, Grandin Road, Ballard Designs, Garnet Hill and Improvements. So the answer to the question in the title is a clear yes: if your decorating budget runs through Frontgate's outdoor furniture or Grandin Road's seasonal decor, there is a co-branded card built for exactly that spending. This post explains how each card earns, what the special-financing offers really mean, and when a plain general rewards card would serve you better.

Ballard Designs Credit Card: Rewards, Financing, When a Card Beats It

Mon, 15 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

Ballard Designs Credit Card: Rewards, Financing, and When a General Card Beats It

Ballard Designs shoppers furnishing a room with the brand's mix of European-inspired furniture, slipcovers and decor often run into a familiar checkout prompt: open a Ballard Designs Credit Card and save today. The card is real — it is issued by Comenity Capital Bank, part of Bread Financial — and it sits within the same Cornerstone Brands family as Frontgate and Grandin Road. But "save today" and "a card worth carrying" are not the same thing. This post lays out what the Ballard Designs card actually offers, where its terms get expensive, and the cases where a plain general rewards card beats it for the same purchases.