US Bank Business Checking: Up to $800 Bonus

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US Bank has up to a $800 bonus when you open a new Business Checking account using the promo code Q3BUS23 and complete the following activities. Offer valid through October 31, 2023.

  • Open a U.S. Bank Business Checking account (Silver, Gold, Platinum). The lowest Silver tier has no monthly maintenance fee and includes 125 free transactions per month.
  • Deposit $5,000 or $25,000 in new money within 30 days of account opening and then maintain your balance until the 60th day after account opening. .

Your bonus is determined by the total amount of your deposits:

  • Earn $350 when you deposit $5,000.
  • Earn $800 when you deposit $25,000.

This offer may be restricted to those states where US Bank has a physical branch presence. In addition, sometimes people outside this footprint may be allowed to open an account if they have other US Bank products. They’ll tell you when you apply, early on in the process, if your address is not allowed.

The business checking bonus will be deposited into your new U.S. Bank Silver, Gold, or Platinum Business Checking account within 30 days following the last calendar day of the month you complete all the offer requirements, as long as the account is open and has a positive available balance.

Here is their definition of “new” account:

Offer is not valid if you or any signer on the new business checking account have an existing U.S. Bank Business Checking account or had a U.S. Bank Business Checking account in the last 24 months.

Thanks to Dividend Growth Investor for the tip.

This is for business checking accounts (their personal checking offer is different each month) but this offer is worth a mention due to the relatively big bonus combined with a reasonable minimum holding period. Earning $350 for holding $5,000 for 60 days is roughly a 42% annualized return. Earning $800 for holding $25,000 for 60 days is roughly a 19% annualized return. Self-employed business owners can open a business checking account for themselves as a sole proprietorship or LLC.

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Comments

  1. Jason Boxman says

    I’ve never had reason to open a business account; Does this require a FEIN or state articles of incorporation, or do you literally just put You LLC in a business name field?

    Thanks!

    • If you have and LLC and FEIN and you want the card for that business, yup you just use the business name and FEIN. Yes, they may ask for articles of incorporation, the last Chase business card application I did asked for them for my S-corp.

  2. Howard_Roark says

    Do you have a best business checking post? I currently use Wells Fargo but with interest rates so high having to park 15k to avoid fees is killing me. Would love some suggestions?

    • My default suggestion would be to look into a Fidelity Business brokerage account, as long as you are comfortable with their money market funds (no FDIC insurance). The interest rate on their money market sweep roughly tracks T-Bills minus their expense ratio and is close to 5% right now.

  3. Jason Boxman says

    The hold period is confusing. If you get the funds in on the last day of the month, and then hold for next thirty, is that enough? Odd wording.

  4. William Kaufman says

    Be sure to select online statements. I got hit with an unexpected $6 service charge after 54 days that left my balance below $5000. They refunded the charge, but I don’t know if I’ll get the bonus.

  5. Jason Boxman says

    This worked! Just got my $800! Thank you! Happy holidays!

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