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Sony Interactive Entertainment has quietly activated limited-time 'Wallet Credit' offers on the PlayStation Store, providing users with immediate credit after purchasing select titles. This move follows the discovery of a mysterious 'Wallet Credits' app in February 2026 and appears to be a targeted promotional test rather than a formal, permanent rewards system.
Peacock is piloting a limited beta rewards program for select Premium/Premium Plus subscribers, offering tiered perks (Gold, Platinum, Diamond) such as NBCU and Bravo Shop discounts (Gold 15%, Platinum 20%, Diamond 25%), a complimentary one-year Instacart+ membership (auto-renewing after 12 months), a NYT Cooking subscription, and family sharing, plus a Pizza Hut buy-one-get-one-free offer unlocked after streaming three Peacock movies. Additional rewards, including Universal Parks perks and previews, are planned as NBCU aims to deepen loyalty and drive incremental revenue for Peacock’s growing base (about 48 million subscribers by mid-2026).
Kroger shoppers in its free rewards program can now redeem points for dollars off grocery purchases in-store and online (1 dollar off per 100 points, up to $10 per day), while fuel discounts remain available. Boost members earn double points; promos include 4X Points Fridays through July 24 and 4X Points on purchases July 1–4 to help shoppers earn rewards faster.
Arby’s is launching a permanent Angus Cheesesteak on June 15, featuring 100% Angus steak, white American Cooper Cheese, and caramelized onions on an Amoroso’s sesame seed sub roll; Delish praised its quality, and Rewards members can snag a free one with a $10 purchase starting June 17, while supplies last (up to 100,000 sandwiches).
Sony has launched Franchise Rewards, a new program allowing PlayStation players to earn exclusive physical merchandise by unlocking specific trophies in games like Ghost of Tsushima, with more titles like Ghost of Yotei joining later this year.
Sony has launched a new PlayStation rewards program that offers physical collectibles for unlocking certain trophies in games like Ghost of Tsushima, but these rewards are limited to specific regions and are not free, with only one item per player and no option for redeeming points for store credit.
Sony has launched a new PlayStation Franchise Rewards program offering exclusive Ghost of Tsushima merchandise, such as a pin and t-shirt, for players who complete specific Trophies on PS5 or PS4. The program is available until early 2026 and will expand to include more merchandise from other PlayStation games, serving as a physical alternative to the now-discontinued PS Stars digital rewards.
Bilt Rewards will end its partnership with Wells Fargo in February 2026, switching to Cardless as its issuer and introducing two new premium credit cards with unspecified benefits, while potentially expanding rewards on mortgage payments.
The article discusses recent changes to the Chase Sapphire Reserve credit card and how these modifications are causing cardholders to reconsider their options and benefits, highlighting the importance of reviewing credit card features before making decisions.
Sony will terminate its Sony Rewards program, linked to Sony and PlayStation-branded Visa credit cards, on December 31, 2024. Existing members can redeem points until then, but new members are no longer accepted. Customer service will cease on February 14, 2025, and cardholders will be contacted about changes to their credit cards.
Sony is ending its Sony Rewards program, linked to Sony- and PlayStation-branded credit cards, by December 31, 2024. Users must redeem points and submit claims by this date, with physical submissions ending on July 21. This program is separate from the PlayStation Stars loyalty program.
American Express has made significant changes to the Hilton Honors Business Card, including an increase in the annual fee to $195, the discontinuation of the free night award benefit after June 30, 2024, and the elimination of bonus categories in favor of a better return on all purchases for the first $100K in annual spend. While the welcome offer has increased, the long-term value proposition has decreased substantially, making the card less appealing for some cardholders.
Microsoft has announced that the Microsoft Rewards app on Xbox will be discontinued in April, with its weekly streaks also coming to an end. The app will be replaced by the Rewards hub, which will feature new activities for earning points while playing games. This change is part of a series of cuts to the Microsoft Rewards program over the past year, and it remains to be seen what new activities Microsoft will add to the Rewards hub in April.
Wells Fargo has launched the new Autograph Journey Visa, a travel credit card designed to compete with other top travel credit cards. The card offers a $50 annual airfare credit, generous trip insurance benefits, and a $95 annual fee. Cardholders can earn a welcome bonus of 60,000 bonus rewards points and receive a $50 statement credit toward airfare every year. The card also introduces new airline and hotel transfer partners, increasing the potential value of Wells Fargo rewards. The Points Transfer program will be available to all points-earning Wells Fargo credit cards starting April 4.
Delta Air Lines is revamping its American Express credit cards, adding new benefits such as expanded companion certificates, Medallion Qualification Dollars, new rewards, and statement credits, but also increasing annual fees for its six credit cards. The fee hikes will go into effect at the next renewal date on or after May 1 for accounts opened before Thursday.