Open a new Wells Fargo Initiate Business Checking, Navigate Business Checking, Optimize Business Checking or Analyzed Business Checking account with a minimum opening deposit of $25 by May 13, 2022.
- Open a new, eligible business checking account at a Wells Fargo branch with a minimum opening deposit of $25 by 05/13/2022. You must provide the bonus offer code to the banker at the time of account opening.
- Have at least $5,000 ending daily balance in your new business checking account on the 30th calendar day and the 60th calendar day after account opening.
- We will deposit the bonus into your new business checking account within 30 days after meeting all offer requirements.
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But what if the stocks rise? Your put options would be screwed. This offer from wells seems to carry 0 risk compared to your risky venture.
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Wait so how is it going to come due exactly?
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1. Call soon to make an appointment with WF business branch manager. Not all WF location has a business account department. 1st available date for me was 6 weeks away.
2, WF asked for proof of business which for me was a state LLC filing that cost $300 last year. Already had TIN from years ago but used my SSN.
I agree with you, but every bank closes accounts without explanation. Every single one of them. And it's for the same reason. Risk tolerance. Establishing a relationship with a financial institution is not the same as buying a load of bread.
If you have a problem with that, send a letter to the government representative of your choice and tell them to relax the KYC, AML, CIP, FINCEN, Patriot Act, Dodd frank act, Reg B, C, D, DD, E, F, Z(all real regs) etc because that's why it happens, not because the bank hates to do business 😂
From their website, if you are a sole proprietor and use your own social, you would need a fictitious name certificate from your county/state unless your FULL name is in the business name.
So Matthew George's Greens needs nothing if it is a sole prop using your social.
Matt's Mittens, would require a fictitious name certificate because the full name is not in the business name.
So Matthew George's Greens needs nothing if it is a sole prop using your social.
Matt's Mittens, would require a fictitious name certificate because the full name is not in the business name.
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Banks usually give .01% interest, and even "High Yield Savings" give .5% interest. I realize interest and bonuses are not the same, but 30% return on ANYTHING seems a bit suspect
Actually higher as the return isn't annualized here.