WT Direct Account Opening Bonus – Up to $150 Cash
If you’re in the market for an online savings account, you might want to check out the latest offer from WT Direct. While their current rate (1.76% APY for accounts with a balance of at least $10k) isn’t all that great, they’re offering a bonus for new account holders. The amount of your bonus will be based on your balance from 7/31/09 through 10/31/09, as follows:
- $10,000 = $25 bonus
- $20,000 = $50 bonus
- $30,000 = $75 bonus
- $40,000 = $100 bonus
- $50,000 = $150 bonus
Here’s how it works…
1. Open an account with WT Direct*
2. Fund your account no later than 7/31/09
3. Maintain the required balance through 10/31/09
4. Your bonus will be deposited in your account in November
*Note: Use one of the links in this post, or use promo code WFIT if asked for one.
Given the relatively high balance requirements and middle-of-the-pack APY, this offer won’t appeal to everyone. Nonetheless, I thought I’d throw it out there for your consideration. Note that there are no fees associated with this account, and there is no minimum balance requirement, though you have to keep at least $10k in place to get the advertised APY as well as the associated bonus.
If this isn’t your cup of tea, be sure to check out my list of online savings account interest rates. Otherwise go ahead and click the button to get started…
Published on July 8th, 2009 - Leave a Comment
Filed under: Banking
email this article
- bookmark it
About the author: Nickel is the founder and editor-in-chief of this site. He's a thirty-something family man who has been writing about personal finance since 2005, and guess what? He's on Twitter!
Related articles...
» $25 ING Direct Signup Bonus Links» ING Direct $25 Electric Orange Account Signup Bonus
» More ING Direct Referral Bonus Links
» HSBC Direct Account Opening Bonus Received
» Opening an Emigrant Direct Savings Account
» HSBC Direct Climbs to 4.80% APY
» HSBC Direct Online Savings Account Access
» HSBC Account Opening Process Complete
Was this article useful? Please sign up to receive our content via e-mail:
Great deals...
Readers’ choice...
Recent articles...
- Effect of Foreclosure, Short Sale, and Bankruptcy on Your Credit Score
- DIY Garage Kayak Racks: Fast, Frugal, and Effective
- Lending Club $25 Bonus Reminder
- Coupons are a Waste?
- How to Save Money on Pet Care
- Best HSA Custodian?
- Considering a High Deductible Health Plan
- Pay Back the Homebuyer Tax Credit?
- How to Find a Good Deal
- How Much Does Your Debt Cost?
Recent comments...
- andrew: i had a similar problem with my check, it got stuck in the atm....
- Laura C.: I miss living in our apartment complex. There was a large trashcan in the...
- Gwen: Being a real estate broker certified to handle distressed properties I can tell you...
- Bruce: We offer a free Paypal calculator that works in reverse with your margin or...
- Valerie V.: Good information. A short sale vs. foreclosure involves more than just the credit...
- Jennifer: Hi, I used ”Credit Solution” to settle my debt and avoid bankruptcy. They managed...
- Merry: I have two questions. I have been making an extra regular mortgage payment in...
- iris bobi: I went to contract 4-2009 and going to close on my house either December...
Most talked about...
- Dave Ramsey is Bad at Math
- $8,000 Homebuyer Tax Credit
- Dish Network Customer Service SUCKS
- How to Claim the First-Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
- $15,000 Homebuyer Tax Credit
- Reduced Credit Limits? Share Your Experience
- Would the "Fair Tax" Gut the Economy?
- Tax Stimulus Rebate Payments to Start Early
- Pay Off Mortgage Early? Or Invest?
- The Best Online Savings Accounts (Updated!)
- Life's Too Short to Drink Cheap Beer
- $7500 First Time Homebuyer Tax Credit
Stumble It!
Digg It!
Tip It!
del.ico.us
Facebook