AMERICANS have just weeks left to take advantage of a free cash bonus from a major bank.
Anyone who wants to claim the cash has until mid-August to take just three simple steps.
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Cash bonuses of up to $600 are available to those who open a new checking account with Huntington.
But those who wish to take advantage of the deal need to hurry, as it is only open to those who apply by August 15.
Two different offers with cash bonuses are available – a Perks Checking account and a Platinum Perks Checking account.
The former has a $400 bonus, whereas the latter offers the full $600.
There are three steps anyone applying has to follow to get the money.
Firstly, customers need to open their new account with a unique promotion code.
Next, they will have to meet their relevant requirements depending on the account wanted.
Huntington’s website reads: “For Perks Checking, set up and receive total qualifying direct deposits, such as a payroll or government payment like social security, of $500 or more within 90 days from account opening and keep your account open for 90 days.
“For Platinum Perks Checking, make total new money deposits of $25,000 or more into your new Platinum Perks Checking account within 90 days from account opening and keep the account open for 90 days.”
The final stage will see customers receive the advertised bonus “within 14 days of meeting requirements”.
It comes as Bank of America is set to award Americans $300 in free cash if they are quick to take action.
But the offer is only available for a few more days as it expires on July 31.
It is awarding the cash bonus to new customers who sign up to the Bank of America Advantage Plus banking.
This is an online-only offer that can only be redeemed through the bank’s promotions page.
More eligibility information can be found online but the bank warns: “You are not eligible for this offer if you were an owner or co-owner of a Bank of America personal checking account within the last twelve (12) months.”
