Earn
up to $400 when you open a new
U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account and complete qualifying activities. Subject to certain terms and limitations. Offer valid through October 31, 2024. Member FDIC.
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Earn
up to $400 with a new Bank Smartly Checking account.
Complete the following within 90 days of account opening:
- Enroll in online banking or the U.S. Bank Mobile App
- Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling $3,000 to $4,999.99 to earn $200 or $5,000 or more to earn $400
U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking includes:
- Fraud prevention
- Security alerts
- Manage cash easily in our #1 rated mobile app
- Access to U.S. Bank Smart Rewards® to reap additional benefits
- Mobile check deposit
- U.S. Bank Visa® Debit Card
- No fee overdraft protection transfers from a linked deposit account, $50 overdrawn Available Balance safety
- threshold and Overdraft Fee Forgiven program
- Direct deposit switch - We've made it easier than ever to switch direct deposit with our industry-leading, secure,
- automated process
- Complimentary Greenlight account
Fund your new acount within 30 days to start qualifying activities. Offer may not be available if you are an existing U.S. Bank customer or live outside of the U.S. Bank footprint.
Slickdeals may be compensated by U.S. Bank
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Earn
up to $400 when you open a new
U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking account and complete qualifying activities. Subject to certain terms and limitations. Offer valid through October 31, 2024. Member FDIC.
Earn
up to $400 with a new Bank Smartly Checking account.
Complete the following within 90 days of account opening:
- Enroll in online banking or the U.S. Bank Mobile App
- Make two or more direct deposit(s) totaling $3,000 to $4,999.99 to earn $200 or $5,000 or more to earn $400
U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking includes:
- Fraud prevention
- Security alerts
- Manage cash easily in our #1 rated mobile app
- Access to U.S. Bank Smart Rewards® to reap additional benefits
- Mobile check deposit
- U.S. Bank Visa® Debit Card
- No fee overdraft protection transfers from a linked deposit account, $50 overdrawn Available Balance safety
- threshold and Overdraft Fee Forgiven program
- Direct deposit switch - We've made it easier than ever to switch direct deposit with our industry-leading, secure,
- automated process
- Complimentary Greenlight account
Fund your new acount within 30 days to start qualifying activities. Offer may not be available if you are an existing U.S. Bank customer or live outside of the U.S. Bank footprint.
Slickdeals may be compensated by U.S. Bank
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- Paid biweekly.
- Week 1-2: $0.01 from first paycheck just to make sure the direct deposit posts. (I always do that)
- Week 3-12: $1000 each from the next five paychecks.
84 days max. If that first penny doesn't post though, I'm screwed out of the $400.
Think I may go for the Truist deal instead. $500 in DD is easier.
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I opened my acc on the 10/2, made 2 "DD" of 3k and 2k same day by pushing from Cap 1. So it took exactly 1 month for the bonus to post, whereas when I did my Citibank one, it posted in about 10-14 days if I remember correctly. So it varies from bank to bank. Thanks again for all your help and info hpham_53
I wouldn't worry about 300. Seems small in sum of things
300 from Citibank
400 from US Bank
325 from Wells Fargo
Would that matter? Or since they are such smaller amounts I won't need to report them at all?
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https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/ab...m-1099-int
By tax laws, you're supposed to report all interest/bonus income, big or small even when you didn't receive a 1099 form for it. In your example, the aggregate amount of those 3 bonuses is over $1000, that's not a small amount to skip reporting.
https://www.irs.gov/forms-pubs/ab...m-1099-int [irs.gov]
By tax laws, you're supposed to report all interest/bonus income, big or small even when you didn't receive a 1099 form for it. In your example, the aggregate amount of those 3 bonuses is over $1000, that's not a small amount to skip reporting.