Available in New Jersey, Blue Foundry Bank is offering up to $600 in welcome bonuses when you open a new personal checking account and a savings account. It's a two part bonus, one for checking and one for savings. You'll need to complete the requirements for each part separately, but the bonus is solid if you can pull it off.
How To Earn The Bonus
The Blue Foundry Bank Checking + Savings promotion requires you to optionally, set up direct deposits and deposit and maintain a minimum balance in order to earn the up to $600 bonus (step-by-step breakdown is listed above!).
As with any offer, don't forget to read the fine print before opening your new account. It's where the bank will clearly state who is eligible for the deal along with any nuances you'll want to be aware of.
The fine print
- Bonus is not available to existing Blue Foundry Bank Checking customers or customers that have closed their checking account within the last 12-months.
Open a Checking + Savings account before the bonus expires
How does this personal checking offer from Blue Foundry Bank compare?
To help you determine how this bonus stacks against the rest, here are some of the most popular offers available right now:
PNC
Virtual Wallet®
- Bonus
- up to $400
- Account Type
- Personal Checking
- Expires In
- 65 days
- Requires
- Direct Deposit
TD Bank
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- Bonus
- $300
- Account Type
- Personal Checking
- Expires In
- 249 days
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U.S. Bank
U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking
- Bonus
- up to $700
- Account Type
- Personal Checking
- Expires In
- 61 days
- Requires
- Direct Deposit
- Min Balance (optional)
Why Blue Foundry Bank?
Blue Axis Edge® Checking
Fees
Blue Axis Edge® Checking does not charge a monthly maintenance fee.
Blue Axis Edge® Savings
Fees
Blue Axis Edge® Savings does not charge a monthly maintenance fee.
Apply now for a Checking + Savings account to earn the up to $600 bonus offer
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