Originally Posted by
sfo3388
This is on Monday's (23OCT2017) Wall Street Journal...
An article in
Fortune, which is based on the WSJ piece, includes this observation:
United is one of the bank’s biggest co-brand card relationships, and will hope to use its leverage to extract better terms at the bank’s expense. It’s not clear how much any renegotiation will benefit customers.
...in other words, there could be a change in the financial terms (e.g. Chase could pay UA more for each new card account opened, or more per mile), but we would see no difference in the Chase products.