Offer Details
Written by: RJ
Requirements
- Open a new checking account – $50
- Complete 25 debit transactions within 60 days of opening – $100
- Direct deposit $500 within 60 days of opening – $100
- Deposit $15k within 30 days of opening and maintain balance for 90 days – $200
- Account open for 6 months – $100
- Have a $15k balance at the 6 month anniversary – $200
Eligibility
- UT
- Nationwide via joining Community Volunteers of Utah
- Haven’t seen any success stories
- Can’t have an account
- Can’t have participated in a checking bonus offer within the past 2 years
Fees
- Utah First checking – $6.95 monthly fee is waived with one of the below:
- Complete 13 transactions within the month including
- Credit or debit card transactions
- Bill pay and ACH payment
- ATM withdrawals, and even paper checks
- Account aggregate deposit balance $10K or more
- $500+ monthly direct deposits into your account
- Complete 13 transactions within the month including
Account Closure
- No rule listed
Chex
- Probably
Valid through: No end date listed
First reported by Maximizing Money
Thoughts
Lot going on here. Figure you can choose which requirements you’d like to complete or pass on.
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