Offer Details
Written by: RJ
Requirements
- Open a new Business Access checking account – $100
- Deposit $2k within 30 days of opening
- Maintain balance for days 31-90
- Open a new Business Balanced checking account – $400
- Deposit $5k within 30 days of opening
- Maintain balance for days 31-90
- Open a new Business Choice checking account – $750
- Deposit $20k within 30 days of opening
- Maintain balance for days 31-90
- Bonus posts within 120 days of completion
Eligibility
- IA, IL, IN, KS, MI, MN, MO, OH, WI
- Can’t have received a business checking bonus in the past 24 months
- Can’t have had a business checking account in the past 12 months
Fees
- Business Access checking – no fee
- Business Balanced checking – $20 monthly fee is waived with $5k balance
- Business Choice checking – $35 monthly fee is waived with $15k balance
Account Closure: Keep account open for 1 year
Chex: Yes
Expires: 11/30/26
Thoughts
Not bad given the lockup period. Best move is to have the account downgraded to the free option once the bonus posts.
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