Enlightenment Visa Offers Cardholders Health/Spirit Rewards
Editor’s Note: This limited-time offer has expired.
Yoga retreats, meditation benches and the chance to “sponsor the entire day’s nourishment for 100 Rishikumars” are not your typical credit card rewards, and the new Enlightenment Visa hopes that its unique offerings will make it stand out. Created by Conscious Enlightenment, a Los Angeles-based company that publishes Conscious Choice magazine and runs other health/mind/spirit businesses, the Enlightenment Visa offers a standard one point per dollar rewards program, but the rewards it offers are targeted to individuals that might be described by some as “New Age”. Judging by its Web site at http://www.enlightenmentcard.com, the rewards program is still coming together, especially in terms of non-profits that may receive help thanks to cardholders’ rewards.
However, yoga classes and retreats in many different parts of the country are available, as well as a wide variety of merchandise such as environmentally-conscious products, yoga equipment, jewelry, books, clothing and more. A drawback for some interested cardholders may be that you must provide an e-mail address and password just to access an application, but there are no financial terms of the card listed and no privacy policy telling how your information may be used.
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