Offer at a glance
- Maximum bonus amount: 150 dollars
- Availability: Anyone can join, even if they don’t live in Illinois, but you’ll need to pay $5 to join the Consumers Cooperative Association. More information here. Must be a US resident.
- Direct deposit required: No.
- Additional requirements: Yes, see below
- Hard/soft pull: Strong Pull (Equifax)
- Credit card financing: Yes, up to $200
- Monthly fees: ANY
- Early account termination fee: ANY
- Expiration date: May 15, 2026
Offers
- Finder is offering a $150 digital gift card when you open a new Consumers Credit Union checking account and meet the following requirements:
- Deposit $5+ at account opening
- Keep that $5+ deposit for 60 days
- Account can also earn up to 5% APY, more details here.
Fine Press
- First Eligible Deposit means your first deposit of $5 or more into the new account before the end of the Promotion Period.
- Must maintain a $5 balance for at least 60 days
- You must be a new customer, which means you have not held a Consumers Credit Union account in the past 20 years.
- Mismatched names or emails between the Finder and the Consumer Credit Union may disqualify the reward.
- All bank account bonuses are treated as income/interest and as such you must pay tax on them
Avoidance of fees
Monthly fees
This account has no monthly fees
Early account termination fee
Bonus paid through a portal and minimum account period mentioned.
Our verdict
The bonus itself looks good, I highly doubt it will last until the end date, so I would recommend applying as soon as possible if you are interested. According to we have an old thread it looks like they may be susceptible to ChexSystems. We will still be adding this to our list best bank account bonuses.
Finder came in handy in promoting Axos in the end. They have also agreed to donate $10 to our charity partner’Alzheimer’s Cure Fund(there will be more on this in a separate post) for deals like this completed when clicked by Doctor of Credit (we tried to negotiate a better deal for you guys but that wasn’t possible unfortunately). To be clear we get $0 and zero other benefits.
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