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Capital One just kicked off an awesome Independence Day promotion that will allow us to get up to $176 in FREE money! When you open a Capital One 360 Checking Account they will give you $100 for FREE plus when you open a Capital One 360 Savings Account they will give you $176!
Here is how you can get in on this offer:
Earn a $76 bonus when you open a 360 SavingsSM account:
- Open a no-fee 360 Savings account between July 1st and 3rd and snag $76.
- This has to be your first 360 Savings account and it needs a $500 minimum deposit.
- The bonus starts earning interest on day 1, but you can’t take it out for at least 30 days.
- 0.75% variable Annual Percentage Yield (APY) effective 6/30/2013.
Get a $100 bonus when you open a 360 CheckingSM account:
- Open a fee-free 360 Checking account between July 1st and 3rd and grab $100.
- This has to be your first 360 Checking account.
- Make a total of 5 purchases (either signature or PIN-based) using your 360 Checking Debit Card, make 5 CheckMate deposits or any combination of the two within 45 days.
- Your $100 bonus will be automatically deposited into your account on day 50.
Hazel says
Off topic question – have you heard any rumblings about Credit Karma dot com?
I’m looking for a reliable site that would give both the free credit reports and free score for a “newbie”.
Muchos Nachos!
Jamie says
I use credit karma all the time and absolutely love it! Its a great reference point for where you lie credit-wise. For your DEFINITE score though, your best option is to obtain a copy of your credit report from one of the three reporting agencies. 🙂 HTH
Hazel says
Ayup – I kept seeing the credit karma ads and I’m always a little reluctant to utilize something new when it comes to this kind of thing.
I’ve taken in a housemate and we’re trying to prepare her for getting her own place down the road. She’s never run her FICO scores so we want to do that to see where she stands numbers wise. I want to set her up on something that’s FREE (favorite word, ha!) – credit reports are free but those FICOs are usually where they get ya. I do believe it’s time to don the credit karma cammo and go a huntin’
Thanks muchly, Jamie!