Bonus promotions for new accounts in banks

Here are some common bonus promotions that banks offer to new account holders:

  1. Sign-up bonuses: A one-time payment or deposit made into the new account, usually ranging from $100 to $500.
  2. High-yield interest rates: Temporary or permanent interest rate increases on new accounts, often for a limited time.
  3. Cashback rewards: A percentage of purchases or deposits returned to the account holder, usually as a credit or deposit.
  4. Free services: Complimentary services like checks, debit cards, or ATM usage for a set period.
  5. Referral incentives: Rewards for referring friends or family to open new accounts, such as cash or bonus points.
  6. Account maintenance fee waivers: Temporary or permanent waivers of monthly maintenance fees for new accounts.
  7. Overdraft protection: Temporary or permanent overdraft protection programs with no fees or low fees.
  8. Mobile banking perks: Exclusive offers or rewards for using mobile banking apps, such as cashback or discounts.
  9. Student account benefits: Special offers or discounts for students, such as fee waivers or higher interest rates.
  10. Business account incentives: Discounts or rewards for businesses that open new accounts, such as lower fees or higher interest rates.
  11. Direct deposit bonuses: Bonuses for setting up direct deposit, such as a one-time payment or increased interest rates.
  12. Sweep accounts: Temporary or permanent sweep accounts that earn higher interest rates or offer additional benefits.
  13. Account linking bonuses: Bonuses for linking multiple accounts, such as a checking and savings account.
  14. Credit card sign-up bonuses: Bonuses for applying for a credit card and meeting specific spending requirements.
  15. Digital banking bonuses: Bonuses for using digital banking services, such as online bill pay or mobile deposit.

Some examples of banks that offer these types of promotions include:

Please note that these promotions are subject to change and may have specific requirements or restrictions. It's always a good idea to review the terms and conditions before opening a new account.