Fidelity Bloom App: Open New Bloom Spend and Save Accounts, Deposit $50 and Earn
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$100 Cash Reward
(New Bloom Customers only)
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Fidelity is offering New Bloom Customers:$100 Cash Reward when you Open 2 Fidelity Brokerage Accounts (Fidelity Bloom Spend and Fidelity Bloom Save) via the Fidelity Bloom App and Deposit $50 or more within 7 calendar days of opening the account (see the instructions below).
Thanks to community member hashir for sharing this deal.
Open a Bloom account and deposit $50 to get a $100 bonus. This is open to new Fidelity customers and existing Fidelity customers that don't have a Bloom account.
the Net Deposit at the end of the 7 calendar days after your initial funding date ("the Qualification Period") must be at least $50.
The cash award will be deposited directly to the Fidelity Bloom Save account within 10 calendar days after the qualification period.
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Looks fairly straightforward.
Technically opening 2 accounts. A debit & a brokerage account for them to invest your savings.
*edit: as pointed out below by SirMixPix, both accounts are technically brokerage accounts which changes the protections/guarantees a bit.
Anyone seeing fees? I'm not.
looks like even better than OP claimed:
+$5 just for signing up (YMMV, this happened during sign up process for me. it is already showing up in the app under Activity for me)
+$100 if you fund $50 per promo
+$30 (10% match bonus on up to $300 deposit to SAVE account)
so if you park $300 in this for a while you'll get $135 in bonuses (I wasn't sure re timing and didn't dig into the details, others have made educated guesses in comments below)
Updates:
Sounds like they check settled funds at the end of the month and you get the bonus early in the next month.
the 10% is an intro bonus rate, looks like 5% for future years.
edit 2:
185TU and not frontpage?
is it the lack of kickback money for SD since it's via app signups and not a direct affiliate link or what?
wild the promoted garbage that gets pumped to the frontpage with very little engagement while this doesn't. apparently the Lisen phone holder & ESR plastic phone cases are more noteworthy lol
edit 3:
I got my full bonus
8/18 signed up. immediately got $5 bonus
8/21 ACH transfer posted ($300)
8/30 $100 bonus posted
9/01 $30 match bonus posted
Keep in mind, both the accounts are brokerage funds and, while uncommon for low risk mutual funds of these types to lose money, they have and can (in rare instances). They are not fdic protected and do carry more risk, albeit slight, than a 'standard' back account covered under FDIC insurance.
These brokerage accounts are instead SIPC covered, which while similar to FDIC insurance, there are some significant differences.
A good article explaining what is covered and what isn't here: https://www.firstrepublic.com/ins...ifferences
Interesting Quote from above article:
"It's worth noting that SIPC insurance does not cover the value of your stocks, bonds or other investments. Rather, the SIPC replaces your missing stocks and other securities when possible."
I am Not knocking this deal or the opening of accounts to get the deal. Just some fyi that I found while exploring the fine print that I found interesting.
Got the $5. Currently a Fidelity credit card + brokerage customer as well.
I attached a picture of where you see the $5 bonus.
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Balance parked in Save account earns annual rate 4.97% (7-day yield as of 08/21/2023, SPAXX)
[Update] Didn't notice the expense fee. Its Exp Ratio (Gross) as of 06/29/203 is 0.42% or $4.20 per $1,000.
Signed up on sat and received the $5 in Saves account yesterday. Cash available $5, total balance $55. ($50 deposit from non fidelity account , $5 from create account bonus)
"Is Fidelity Bloom® for children or teens?
Fidelity Bloom® users must be at least 18 years old to open an account.
Fidelity offers a Youth Account for users under 18. Please visit fidelity.com/youth to learn more."
I downloaded the app yesterday and it showed the $100 bonus promo but I never deposited the money. This morning when I log in the I no longer see the bonus offer.
Unlike the fee-happy people at TD Ameritrade, Fidelity never charged me a $38 "reorganization fee" to sell 50¢ worth of stocks after a reverse stock split that I never knew about or asked for. Good thing Charles Schwab took them over and don't have a similar fee either.
Feels great doesn't it. I was already down nearly $600 on a stock that split, and then TDA slapped me with that $38.
Tried signing up but after opening the accounts and trying to login I get an error that my account is locked or the app is out of date? I followed the link from the landing page and it took me to Bloom in the Play Store. I did forgot password and reset it but when I try to login it says the account is locked and to call. When I called and gave them the username (bunch of numbers) they said no account was found and wanted my full social to locate the username. Hmmm.....
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Technically opening 2 accounts. A debit & a brokerage account for them to invest your savings.
*edit: as pointed out below by SirMixPix, both accounts are technically brokerage accounts which changes the protections/guarantees a bit.
Anyone seeing fees? I'm not.
looks like even better than OP claimed:
+$5 just for signing up (YMMV, this happened during sign up process for me. it is already showing up in the app under Activity for me)
+$100 if you fund $50 per promo
+$30 (10% match bonus on up to $300 deposit to SAVE account)
so if you park $300 in this for a while you'll get $135 in bonuses (I wasn't sure re timing and didn't dig into the details, others have made educated guesses in comments below)
Updates:
Sounds like they check settled funds at the end of the month and you get the bonus early in the next month.
the 10% is an intro bonus rate, looks like 5% for future years.
edit 2:
185TU and not frontpage?
is it the lack of kickback money for SD since it's via app signups and not a direct affiliate link or what?
wild the promoted garbage that gets pumped to the frontpage with very little engagement while this doesn't. apparently the Lisen phone holder & ESR plastic phone cases are more noteworthy lol
edit 3:
I got my full bonus
8/18 signed up. immediately got $5 bonus
8/21 ACH transfer posted ($300)
8/30 $100 bonus posted
9/01 $30 match bonus posted
These brokerage accounts are instead SIPC covered, which while similar to FDIC insurance, there are some significant differences.
A good article explaining what is covered and what isn't here: https://www.firstrepubl
Interesting Quote from above article:
"It's worth noting that SIPC insurance does not cover the value of your stocks, bonds or other investments. Rather, the SIPC replaces your missing stocks and other securities when possible."
I am Not knocking this deal or the opening of accounts to get the deal. Just some fyi that I found while exploring the fine print that I found interesting.
I attached a picture of where you see the $5 bonus.
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[Update] Didn't notice the expense fee. Its Exp Ratio (Gross) as of 06/29/203 is 0.42% or $4.20 per $1,000.
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https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/s...r-AA1frixA
do you put your money in coffee cans, under mattresses, or do you buy coins or bullion?
we need to know what the click bait investment article readers are doing
"Is Fidelity Bloom® for children or teens?
Fidelity Bloom® users must be at least 18 years old to open an account.
Fidelity offers a Youth Account for users under 18. Please visit fidelity.com/youth to learn more."
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