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Plynk Brokerage 25%-50% Bonus On Earned Dividends ($250/$500 Annual Max)

Plynk brokerage offers a 25% bonus on the dividends earned from your brokerage portfolio held with Plynk. Max annual bonus is $250 (if you earn $1,000 dividends

Offer value$500
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RequirementPlynk brokerage offers a 25% bonus on the dividends earned from your brokerage portfolio held with Plynk. Max annual bonus is $250 (if you earn $1,000 dividends
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Update 8/2/26: Readers notice a $3.99 monthly subscription plan for Plynk Premium which pays out 50%/$500 instead of the regular 25%/$250. Seems like this could be a good deal, hopefully it lasts for a while. (Premium also offers .5% increase in their regular interest rate; I believe that the 25%/50% is only for money in the brokerage so won’t stack, but the membership fee should still be worth it to get the extra $250/yr if you keep your stocks or SGOV with Plynk.)

Original Post 6/3/26:

The Offer

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  • Plynk brokerage offers a 25% bonus on the dividends earned from your brokerage portfolio held with Plynk. 
  • Max annual bonus is $250 (if you earn $1,000 in dividends or more). 

Our Verdict

It used to be possible to get a portal bonus when signing up for Plynk, though nothing is available at the moment. $250 isn’t great, but the upside is that it sounds like this might be an open-ended promotion without a planned end-date. (Of course they can end it at any time.) And so I can see someone keeping some brokerage money with Plynk for the recurring $250 bonus. 

It should also be possible to ACATS transfer SGOV (or deposit cash and buy SGOV) and get a bonus on the funds. 

Regardless if you have SGOV or regular funds/ETFs, you’ll need to earn $1,000 in dividends annually to max out the $250 match. That can take quite a bit of brokerage funds to meet, depending on how much dividends they pay out.

Apparently Plynk is owned by Fidelity.

We’ve added this to our list of Best Brokerage Bonuses – it’s mainly interesting if it ends up remaining for multiple years, we’ll have to see how this plays out. 

Hat tip to reader snailrock

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