LIMITED-TIME OFFEREARN UP TO $2,000
Open a new checking account in an eligible account package from 7/18/22 through 1/9/23 and earn a cash bonus of up to $2,000 after completing required activities.
Simply deposit qualifying funds within 20 days of account opening and maintain your balance for an additional 60 days from the 21st day to unlock your bonus.
Only New-to-Citibank checking customers can take advantage of this offer
$300,000 OR MORE $2,000
$200,000 - $299,999 $1,500
$75,000 - $199,999 $1,000
$30,000 - $74,999 $500
$10,000 - $29,999 $200
Note: keep balance of 30k to avoid $30 monthly fee
https://online.citi.com/US/ag/ban...ial-offers
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Why not just use a regular check?
I don't think there is a limit on personal checks. May be to deposit it you need to go a branch or an atm because mobile may have limit
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I may be mistaken but on more than one occasion I've asked people at different banks about ACH limits. I've always gotten the same answer. An institution can set there own ACH limits but they can't do anything about an ACH initiated from an outside institution.
Meaning that if you place an ACH at a different bank to pull more than $30K they can't do anything to prevent it. The $30K rule would only apply to an ACH initiated from within CITI bank.
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Meaning that if you place an ACH at a different bank to pull more than $30K they can't do anything to prevent it. The $30K rule would only apply to an ACH initiated from within CITI bank.
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There is usually limit on that as well. For example PNC limits it to 25k per month or 15k per transaction
Highest % with 10k deposit, but will be hit with $30 monthly fee that wipe out the gains.
If you have spare 30k, $500 bonus is not bad.
Good luck if one doesn't have a branch nearby.
There's no way to link checking account w/o pin.
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From what I understand, when an ACH arrives at a bank, it can only turn it away if the funds are unavailable.
Just this week I ACH funds out of two banks far in excess of their internal ACH limits.
I suggest you try an ACH above the limits and see what happens.
Just to be clear, what I'm saying is an ACH initiated at an outside institution, not from within the bank setting the limit.
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