Current Promotions and Bonus Offers
By Sun
Looking for incentives to open a bank, brokerage or credit card account? There are plenty of promotions going on right now:
- EverBank $75 Bonus: Get $50 cash bonus for a new EverBank Yield Pledge Account plus another $25 for a new FreeNet Checking Account (details).
- ING Direct $25 Bonus: Use any of the referral links to open an ING Direct Orange Savings Account, Electric Checking Account, or Business Account and receive $25 cash bonus.
- Lending Club $25 Bonus: Become a lender at Lending Club and receive $25 bonus to begin lending.
- TradeKing $50 Bonus: Open a TradeKing brokerage account before August 31st and receive $50 bonus to start trading stocks and ETFs.
- OptionsHouse One-Year Free The Wall Street Journal Subscription: Receive free one-year subscriptions to The Wall Street Journal when opening an OptionsHouse brokerage account before October 31, 2010 (details).
- Scottrade 3 Commission Free Trades: Get 3 commission free trades from Scottrade when you open a Scottrade brokerage account using promotion code KGKP0724 (details).’
- E-Trade Financial Free Trades for 60 Days: Get up to $500 trade commission to trade free in the first 60 days after opening a E-Trade brokerage account.
- Chase Freedom Card $50 Bonus: Receive $50 bonus after making the first purchase with your new Chase Freedom Visa Card. Or get $100 bonus after spending $799 in the first three months of card membership.
- Citi Business/AAdvantage Card 30,000 Bonus Miles: Apply for the Visa card, spend $750 in the first four months, and receive 30,000 American Airlines AAdvantage bonus miles (details).
- AT&T Universal Card $50 Bonus: Earn $50 statement credit after using the new AT&T Universal Savings & Rewards Card to make $50 purchase in the first 3 months (details).
- Citi Forward Card $200 Gift Certificate: Receive a $200 Restaurant.com gift certificate after using your new Citi Forward Card to make at least $100 purchase between now and September 15, 2010.
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Interested in learning the difference between the various online institutions: specifically ING vs. Ally bank. I’m shopping for CD’s and I know ING used to be popular 2 years ago, but less so now, and Ally seems to be more prevalent now… any thoughts?
A $200 restaurant.com gift certificate (being offered with Citi Forward) is NOT worth $200. A $25 gift certificate (which is actually a high value coupon with other purchase requires) goes for $10 at list but is typically available for $2-4. So that $200 is worth $32 at most, and $16 if you were to buy them at 80% off.