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[LA only] Eagle Federal Credit Union $100 Checking Bonus – Direct Deposit Not Required

Offer at a glance Maximum bonus amount: $100 Availability: LA only [branch locator here] Direct deposit required: No Additional requirements: See below Hard/soft pull: Yes (Experian) ChexSystems: Yes Credit card funding: Unknown Monthly fees: $5, waivable Early account termination fee: Unknown Expiration date: None listed Household limit: None listed The Offer Direct link to offer Open […]

Offer at a glance

  • Maximum bonus amount: $100
  • Availability: LA only [branch locator here]
  • Direct deposit required: No
  • Additional requirements: See below
  • Hard/soft pull: Yes (Experian)
  • ChexSystems: Yes
  • Credit card funding: Unknown 
  • Monthly fees: $5, waivable
  • Early account termination fee: Unknown 
  • Expiration date: None listed
  • Household limit: None listed

The Offer

Direct link to offer

  • Open a new checking account with Eagle Federal Credit Union and receive a bonus of up to $100. You’ll receive $25 for every direct deposit or recurring payment you move to your new checkng account using ClickSWITCH.

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The Fine Print

  • None listed
  • All bank account bonuses are treated as income/interest and as such you have to pay taxes on them

Avoiding Fees

Their easiest account to keep fee free is the standard checking account, this has a monthly fee of $5 and is waived if you have direct deposits of $300 or more each month it’s also waived with a monthly average balance of $300 or more. I’m unsure if there is any early account termination fee as I am unable to find the fee schedule.

Our Verdict

Unfortunately this is a hard pull so it’s not really worth considering anymore. Because of that we won’t add it to our best checking promo page.

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