Banks that give bonus for checking/cc or personal/bus

[Themanwhocan]

Fort Sill FCU Real Cashback credit account. 4% cash back on debit card purchases up to $250 purchases or $10 cash back per month.

https://www.fsfcu.com/Real-Cash-Back.aspx

[H14]

Citi does, but it's going to change in October so only their Citi Gold accounts get a bonus of 15% to all TYP earned annually. [And higher percentages for private banking customers]

[TrueGeminiNC]

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@Swapmeet wrote:

Now that Chase is quitting the 10% bonus for banking with them, are there any other banks that offer these types of bonuses?

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Bank of America Cash Rewards offers a 10% bonus.

Also, depending on your overall relationship with BOA, you can also earn extra bonuses with BOA's new Preferred Rewards program.  

http://promo.bankofamerica.com/preferredrewardsbonuscreditcard/

[Swapmeet]

Citi offers bonus Ty points for checking or business checking customers?

[Swapmeet]

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@JAY305 wrote:

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@Swapmeet wrote:

Now that Chase is quitting the 10% bonus for banking with them, are there any other banks that offer these types of bonuses?

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Bank of America Cash Rewards offers a 10% bonus.

Also, depending on your overall relationship with BOA, you can also earn extra bonuses with BOA's new Preferred Rewards program.  

http://promo.bankofamerica.com/preferredrewardsbonuscreditcard/

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How does one climb the tiers? It doesn't really say there. Pardon my laziness, if it does, I'm on my cell, so website viewing is a pita!

[trumpet-205]

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@Swapmeet wrote:
Citi offers bonus Ty points for checking or business checking customers?

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Citi offers TY points for doing activity such as direct deposit, bill pay, having savings account, etc.

Citi is nerfing this benefit on 12/2014 though. Basic checking account no longer earns TY points, and other checking accounts will earn less TY points.

[TrueGeminiNC]

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@Swapmeet wrote:

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@JAY305 wrote:

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@Swapmeet wrote:

Now that Chase is quitting the 10% bonus for banking with them, are there any other banks that offer these types of bonuses?

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Bank of America Cash Rewards offers a 10% bonus.

Also, depending on your overall relationship with BOA, you can also earn extra bonuses with BOA's new Preferred Rewards program.  

http://promo.bankofamerica.com/preferredrewardsbonuscreditcard/

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How does one climb the tiers? It doesn't really say there. Pardon my laziness, if it does, I'm on my cell, so website viewing is a pita!

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3-month average combined balances in qualifying BOA banking accounts and/or Merrill Ege and Merrill Lynch investment accounts.

Gold - $20k - $50K

Platinum - $50k  - $100K

Platinum Honors - $100K+

[TrueGeminiNC]

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@trumpet-205 wrote:

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@Swapmeet wrote:
Citi offers bonus Ty points for checking or business checking customers?

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Citi offers TY points for doing activity such as direct deposit, bill pay, having savings account, etc.

Citi is nerfing this benefit on 12/2014 though. Basic checking account no longer earns TY points, and other checking accounts will earn less TY points.

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I hate Citi is diluting the TY program in December.  However, this isn't the only program/product they are modifying.  I currently have the Citi Checking Account. The fee is currently waived via the Citi At Work Program.  I received a letter a few months back which suggested that in order to keep the Citi Checking Account - I would have to maintain an average daily balance in the account of 15K to avoid the fee.  

This sucks considering my primary accounts are with BOA.  

[Swapmeet]

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@JAY305 wrote:

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@trumpet-205 wrote:

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@Swapmeet wrote:
Citi offers bonus Ty points for checking or business checking customers?

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Citi offers TY points for doing activity such as direct deposit, bill pay, having savings account, etc.

Citi is nerfing this benefit on 12/2014 though. Basic checking account no longer earns TY points, and other checking accounts will earn less TY points.

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I hate Citi is diluting the TY program in December.  However, this isn't the only program/product they are modifying.  I currently have the Citi Checking Account. The fee is currently waived via the Citi At Work Program.  I received a letter a few months back which suggested that in order to keep the Citi Checking Account - I would have to maintain an average daily balance in the account of 15K to avoid the fee.  

This sucks considering my primary accounts are with BOA.  

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It is really looking like US Bank is the right choice for me. I really wish that Mobile deposits were free...but there is a US Bank right around the corner...so dropping by is no problem.

[trumpet-205]

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@Swapmeet wrote:

It is really looking like US Bank is the right choice for me. I really wish that Mobile deposits were free...but there is a US Bank right around the corner...so dropping by is no problem.

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If all you need is mobile deposit then any CU will work. Even Charles Schwab has mobile deposit. 

Unless you really need brach in close proximity.