NEWS: NatWest plans card to challenge Goldfish
19 Dec 1996
NatWest is to launch a national loyalty card scheme rivalling Goldfish, the British Gas-backed multi-brand loyalty credit card.
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NatWest is to launch a national loyalty card scheme rivalling Goldfish, the British Gas-backed multi-brand loyalty credit card.
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