Illinois State Credit Union Totally Free Checking $100 Bonus

Available in select IL counties or nationwide, to ISU alums OR through a $5 donation to the Weisbecker Scholarship Fund, Illinois State Credit Union is offering a $100 welcome bonus when you open a new checking account and keep it active. To be considered active, you'll need to do things like setup direct deposit or use your debit card.

How To Earn The Bonus

The Illinois State Credit Union Totally Free Checking promotion requires you to optionally, set up direct deposits and make purchases using the account's card in order to earn the $100 bonus.

Full requirements to receive this bonus are:

1. Be an existing member without a checking account OR become a member.
2. Open a new checking account.
3. For 45 days, you must exhibit activities that show you have an "active" account; these include using your debit card regularly, setting up direct deposit or making deposits.
4. Bonus will be awarded after your account is reviewed following the 45 period.

Open a Totally Free Checking account before the bonus expires

The fine print

• Must keep account active.

How does this personal checking offer from Illinois State Credit Union compare?

To help you determine how this bonus stacks against the rest, here are some of the most popular offers available right now:

U.S. Bank

U.S. Bank Smartly® Checking

Bonus

up to $1000

Account Type

Personal Checking

Expires In

29 days

Requires

• Direct Deposit
• Min Balance (optional)

Full Details

Citi®

Citi Priority Relationship Tier

Bonus

up to $2000 w/activities

Account Type

Personal Checking

Expires In

99 days

Requires

• Min Balance

Full Details

Discover

Cashback Debit

Bonus

up to $360

Account Type

Personal Checking

Expires In

Limited Time

Requires

• Card Spend

Full Details

Why Illinois State Credit Union?

Totally Free Checking

Fees

Totally Free Checking does not charge a monthly fee.

Apply now for a Totally Free Checking account to earn the $100 bonus offer

Illinois State Credit Union Locations

Credit unions are community-based, and a lot of the time this means they serve a specific geographic footprint.

Sometimes eligibility requirements will mean that you need to live, work, or worship in that area to become a member. Other times, you may be required to visit a branch in-person to take advantage of a welcome offer. Or, you may just prefer the convenience of banking with institutions that have locations near you.

Get a better idea of how well Illinois State Credit Union can serve you by checking out their branches closest to your area: