Open Eligible Fidelity Investment Account + Deposit $50+ & Get
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$100 Cash Balance
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Fidelity is offering a $100 Cash Reward/Balance (deposited to your account) when you open a EligibleFidelity Investment Account using promo code FIDELITY100 and Deposit $50 (minimum) or more within 15 Days of opening your account.
Thanks to Community Member rammgasm for posting this deal.
Note: Offer applies to The Fidelity Account®, Cash Management Account, Roth IRA, or traditional IRA accounts. $100 cash reward must be kept in the account for a minimum of 90 calendar days. Offer is valid for New or Existing Customers).
Proceed through the form until you reach the Personal Information section
Ensure promo code FIDELITY100 is applied below your email
Continue through the account-creation process and complete your account
Make your Deposit of $50or morewithin 15 Days
Fidelity will deposit $100 into the account within 25 calendar days after opening your account
Note: you must keep the $100 cash reward (minus any losses related to trading or market volatility, or margin debit balances) in the eligible account for a minimum of 90 calendar days starting from when you receive the reward
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"Fidelity Cash Management Account
Better than traditional checking, a Fidelity® Cash Management Account offers attractive rates and easy cash management."
Current interest rate - 0.01%
Yeah, no thanks.
Not if you're an existing customer. Maybe if you're new, but I did it with the Spire offer and this just now and no hard pulls either time.
Do I have to keep the $100 cash reward at Fidelity once I receive it?
Yes. While you don't need to keep your initial deposit of $50 in the new account for more than the qualification period, you must keep the $100 cash reward (minus any losses related to trading or market volatility, or margin debit balances) in the eligible account for a minimum of 90 calendar days starting from when you receive the reward.
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I never got confirmation that the promo got properly applied to my cash account. My wife received the email and also showed on the homepage when she logged in. The first customer rep I interacted with was dumb-- said to open another account and move the money. I told them that what they were telling me is against their own terms. Second rep was able to manually add the bonus. All in all, a little more work than I bargained for, but $100 is a $100.
I opened a cash management account (already had the others), but when I go to fund it, the cash management account is not showing up under my accounts? It shows all my other accounts (individual, roth, traditional, etc.)
Does it take time for the cash management to show up? Or is cash management just a service added to my individual account?
edit: the cash management account showed up under my account a few minutes after registration
Made an account 11/1. Added an account for EFT the same day along with a statement proving the account is mine. Took them a few days, and said that they needed another bank statement for some reason. So I did, they approved it on 11/12, but said it wouldn't be able to be used/withdrawn from until 11/18, meaning I missed the 15-day window. So I think that Fidelity is dragging their feet to make it where I missed the deal. So this deal should say YMMV.
Made an account 11/1. Added an account for EFT the same day along with a statement proving the account is mine. Took them a few days, and said that they needed another bank statement for some reason. So I did, they approved it on 11/12, but said it wouldn't be able to be used/withdrawn from until 11/18, meaning I missed the 15-day window. So I think that Fidelity is dragging their feet to make it where I missed the deal. So this deal should say YMMV.
Are you sure it isn't that the money in your new Fidelity account is not available until 11/18?
Did they deposit 2 small deposits into that external account?
Have you go into Fidelity account to confirm the amounts?
No, it only allowed me to link an account by proving it is mine through a bank statement. The way you mentioned is a conventional way that I'm used to, but Fidelity made it more complicated by needing a statement and making it a lengthier process.
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Better than traditional checking, a Fidelity® Cash Management Account offers attractive rates and easy cash management."
Current interest rate - 0.01%
Yeah, no thanks.
Do I have to keep the $100 cash reward at Fidelity once I receive it?
Yes. While you don't need to keep your initial deposit of $50 in the new account for more than the qualification period, you must keep the $100 cash reward (minus any losses related to trading or market volatility, or margin debit balances) in the eligible account for a minimum of 90 calendar days starting from when you receive the reward.
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Does it take time for the cash management to show up? Or is cash management just a service added to my individual account?
edit: the cash management account showed up under my account a few minutes after registration
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It wouldn't even let me transfer money into the account until 11/18
Have you go into Fidelity account to confirm the amounts?
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Have you go into Fidelity account to confirm the amounts?
No, it only allowed me to link an account by proving it is mine through a bank statement. The way you mentioned is a conventional way that I'm used to, but Fidelity made it more complicated by needing a statement and making it a lengthier process.