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Axos Bank High Yield Savings: Open a New Account w/ $250 or More in Funding, Get $75 via Slickdeals Bonus
Axos Bank, our partner, offers the following benefits with their High Yield Savings account:
Slickdeals is offering an additional $75 via Slickdeals Rewards Points when you open a new Axos Bank High Yield Savings account and fund the account with $250 or more after following the instructions below.
This Slickdeals Rewards Bonus is a new way to more accurately track your account opening bonuses with our partners. This differs from the Slickdeals Rebates Program and strives to solve many of the issues you may have encountered in the past. You can learn more about our new Slickdeals Rewards Program here.
To qualify for the additional bonus, please follow these steps:
Slickdeals is pleased to make this offer available to you. Please follow the instructions carefully to help avoid any processing issues. You generally will not see your Axos cashback pending in the portal until after your deposit clears (typically takes about a week).
For questions related to this bonus offer, please submit a support request
To make sure we can process your offer please ensure the following:
- Earn up to 0.61% APY with interest compounded daily.
- No monthly maintenance fees
- No minimum balance requirements
- $250 minimum opening deposit
- Free Incoming Wires
- Zero Minimum Balance Requirement
- Free ATM card upon request
Slickdeals is offering an additional $75 via Slickdeals Rewards Points when you open a new Axos Bank High Yield Savings account and fund the account with $250 or more after following the instructions below.
This Slickdeals Rewards Bonus is a new way to more accurately track your account opening bonuses with our partners. This differs from the Slickdeals Rebates Program and strives to solve many of the issues you may have encountered in the past. You can learn more about our new Slickdeals Rewards Program here.
- No more submitting rebate forms or receipts.
- Automated tracking of purchases and point statuses.
- Faster payouts and easy redemption via PayPal or gift cards.
To qualify for the additional bonus, please follow these steps:
- Step 1: Install the Slickdeals Shopping Assistant Browser Extension (if you don't already have it installed) and follow the SD Rewards Prompts here (PC or Laptop Only)
- Step 2: Follow the additional prompts in the link above to ensure you're enrolled in SD Rewards and your account is registered/signed-in. You need to have an account to track and redeem your rewards.
- Step 3: Once you're logged into your Slickdeals account, click the the green See Deal button, or the links at the top of the post, and open and fund your new Axos Bank High Yield Savings account. If you are in Classic view, click either of the links at the top of the thread. You must apply through the link on this page in order to receive the $75 bonus.
- Step 4: Do not close the Axos Bank High Yield Savings window prior to confirming and funding your new account. Closing the window may make you ineligible for the $75 bonus.
- NOTE: If you do NOT fund the account with the full $250 during this process, you may not receive the bonus. Please be sure to fully fund with at least $250 as soon as you open the account.
- Step 5: Once you open and fund your new Axos Bank High Yield Savings account, you will be able to track your order here. You should expect to receive your $75 bonus via Slickdeals Rewards Points within 30 calendar days of funding your account and keeping it open for a minimum of 6 months. The initial account opening will show as Ineligible in the Rewards Portal, as it is not associated to a dollar amount. Once your funds clear at Axos Bank, we'll get an update with information about your funded account.
- Your Axos account must be open for a minimum of 6 months in order to receive the bonus.
- IMPORTANT NOTE: In order for us to give you credit for your purchases you must disable ad blockers or whitelist the Slickdeals Extension. Also, if you use other cashback or coupon extensions, only the one you use last will get credit for your purchase, so if you want your Slickdeals Rewards points, please remember not to activate other extensions while shopping.
Slickdeals is pleased to make this offer available to you. Please follow the instructions carefully to help avoid any processing issues. You generally will not see your Axos cashback pending in the portal until after your deposit clears (typically takes about a week).
For questions related to this bonus offer, please submit a support request
To make sure we can process your offer please ensure the following:
- Make sure you are logged into Slickdeals via the Slickdeals Shopping Assistant Browser Extension.
- Whitelist Slickdeals in AdBlock.
- Make sure cookies are enabled in your browser.
- Complete your application in one browsing session.
- Make sure we are your last click to the advertiser.
Created 10-04-2021
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You should just use Gemini and get 7.4%.
Of course I can. Head to Gemini.com and you can get at least 7.4%... I believe it might be over 8% currently on holding USDT or a Gemini dollar
We followed instructions and this is the screen we saw when we activated the CB on AXOS site.
We also funded immediately when we signed up.
While I got several AXOS emails for the new account and funding, we have gotten nothing from SD and I don't see anything about this offer on the Rewards Portal (under Account History).
Where/when will I know if this was properly tracked?
I got my most of my money out of there because I was concerned if they'd be able to remain solvent with these customer support issues. I am gambling by leaving money with Axos invest (formerly wisebanyon) because I am considered a "founder" and I am not charged the fees everyone else is.
I've been unable to get anyone to give me the contact info for the boss of that employee (I have their name and number as they were bold in their request to the insurance company for that change to happen), they say they can't disclose that info
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For the most part I am happy with Axos. No complaints and I would probably use them again if/when I need to refi/purchase another property. As long as their rates still one of the lowest of course.
I called my loan officer immediately, but he assured me it wasn't a scam. The fee was for an appraisal I'd been told at the beginning of the process had a waiver on file. I'm asking for less than 50% of the home value so shouldn't be an issue anyway, so it appears it was a way for someone's buddy to make some money (unsure how much though because the fee was never disclosed, just "give us your cc info")
To top it off, after I said I wasn't going to do that they said they'd pull the refi so I said ok, whatever. 2hrs later they reached out to my insurance company and requested a change of the payee on my policy, making themselves the sole payee using an e-signature from the borrower's certificate from last month as my "authorization". That's blatant fraud.
This company is so scammy I'm closing all my accounts!
https://www.depositaccounts.com/b...-bank.html [depositaccounts.com]
Yeah from what I have read and seen they are the worst. Most people think all banks are basically the same. Simply not the case, esp. with banks like this who seem to mix fee gouging with customer hostility and utter incompetence from the reviews. They seem to make Wells Fargo look like the pillar of ethics in comparison imo lol.
I've been unable to get anyone to give me the contact info for the boss of that employee (I have their name and number as they were bold in their request to the insurance company for that change to happen), they say they can't disclose that info
Moving to M1 because the folks on bogle seem to think highly of it. We'll see... They better not get acquired by Axos too.
Moving to M1 because the folks on bogle seem to think highly of it. We'll see... They better not get acquired by Axos too.
I think the solution to my problem of having things spread all over the place is to use my BoA account's PFM so I can keep track of everything all in one place. That's mainly what I was after when trying to consolidate my accounts anyway. This way I can keep my trading services, savings all where they're at and hopefully add an interest bearing online checking to the mix
I think the solution to my problem of having things spread all over the place is to use my BoA account's PFM so I can keep track of everything all in one place. That's mainly what I was after when trying to consolidate my accounts anyway. This way I can keep my trading services, savings all where they're at and hopefully add an interest bearing online checking to the mix
Now they've sold their accounts to another bank and leaving the game for US savings accounts.
P.S. I don't get why a few are linking us in this savings account thread to "higher rates" which are tied to risk asset forms without even mentioning that until you click on it. 4% APR! Well, that's a cool story but that isn't a savings account. Apples/oranges.
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