First National Bank Bonus, $600 with Direct Deposit & 15 Transactions (Select States)

First National Bank Bonus, $600 with Direct Deposit & 15 Transactions

First National Bank has a big bonus for new customers. You can get up to $600 when you open an account and make direct deposits or $2,500 or more and 14 debit transactions. Offer in now available only at the Germantown, MD, Tysons, VA, Asheville, NC and Greensboro, and NC (DOWNTOWN) FNB locations.

Offer

Earn up to $600 for banking with us when you open a new checking account and make qualifying transactions. Open a new FNB personal checking account (Freestyle, Mystyle, Lifestyle or Premierstyle) using code DG6000121, and within the first 90 days:

Earn $400 for making direct deposits totaling $2,500 or more
Earn $200 for initiating 15 or more debit transactions.

To the extent required by law, First National Bank will report the value of this reward to the IRS on Form 1099 MISC. Any applicable taxes are the responsibility of the account holder.

Eligibility

Offer available at the Germantown, MD, Tysons, VA, Asheville, NC and Greensboro, and NC (DOWNTOWN) FNB locations.
Existing FNB checking accounts or accounts converting to another personal checking account are NOT eligible for this offer.
You can receive only one new checking account reward related offer per household per calendar year
Bank employees and members of their household are not eligible for this promotion.

Fees

Freestyle Checking has no monthly fee with eStatements
Checking accounts closed by customer within 180 days of opening are subject to a $50 account early closing fee.

Guru’s Wrap-Up

A huge bonus for a new checking account. To earn the first $400 you need to have direct deposits totaling $2,500 or more and then you get another $200 for initiating 15 or more debit transactions. Definitely worth going for it if you are in one of the eligible states.

If this bonus is not for you, then you can check our full list of available bank bonuses. And, if you’re new to bank account bonuses, you can learn more about churning bank accounts here.