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[MI Only] KCCU $500 Checking Bonus

KCCU is offering a $500 bonus when you open a new KCCU Personal Checking or eChecking account and complete the following requirements

Offer value$500
Annual feeNone listed
RequirementKCCU is offering a $500 bonus when you open a new KCCU Personal Checking or eChecking account and complete the following requirements
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This used to be called Kellogg Community Credit Union, some discussion on an old high yield account here.

Offer at a glance

  • Maximum bonus amount: $500
  • Availability: MI only
  • Direct deposit required: Yes, $500+
  • Additional requirements: See below
  • Hard/soft pull: Soft pull
  • ChexSystems: Unknown
  • Credit card funding:Up to $500
  • Monthly fees: None with eStatements
  • Early account termination fee: Unknown
  • Household limit: None 
  • Expiration date: None listed

The Offer

Direct link to offer

  • KCCU is offering a $500 bonus when you open a new KCCU Personal Checking or eChecking account and complete the following requirements:
    • Use promo code Checking500
    • Enroll in Online Banking
    • Enroll in eStatements
    • Establish direct deposit of at least $500 per month into your checking account
    • Make 8 debit card transactions

The Fine Print

  • All bank account bonuses are treated as income/interest and as such you have to pay taxes on them

Avoiding Fees

Monthly Fees

Personal checking has no monthly fees with eStatements

Early Account Termination Fee

I wasn’t able to find a fee schedule so unsure if there is any EATF. 

Our Verdict

Seems like a very good bonus and worth doing, if anybody signs up for an account then please share your experiences in the comments below. According to this comment ‘You have to open the member shares account then contact them to open the checking (can’t be done on your own) my share account is open’

Hat tip to reader Smiff

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