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E-Trade is offering $25 to open a savings account

December 6th, 2007 at 02:10 pm

E-Trade is offering $25 for any NEW customer who opens one of their new "Complete Savings Accounts"

The link to follow is

Text is HERE and Link is http://www.etrade.com/25cash
HERE!

Here's the great part. You apparently only have to open the account with $1!

So I opened an account with $1. I have to leave the money in the account for 30 days and then the $25 is mine.

According to the link
Text is HERE and Link is https://us.etrade.com/e/t/estation/help?id=1600000001
HERE, E-Trade bank is FDIC-insured up to $100,000.

$1 = $25

That's good money!

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2 Responses to “E-Trade is offering $25 to open a savings account”

  1. Broken Arrow Says:
    December 6th, 2007 at 07:00 pm 1196967615
    1196967615

    E*Trade has been hit hard lately, due to their involvement in the sub-prime mess. They've recently received a big cash infusion by a venture capital firm called... Citadel Group or something like that. While bankruptcy is no longer a danger, stocks have continued to languish at it's current price.

    So, yeah, I guess I am not at all surprised that they would be offering perks to drum up business. Now is a good time to sign up for those who are interested in E*Trade. Big Grin

    Ok, I just checked out the link, and it's apparently a savings account! Ok, that's explains the FDIC protections. Um, well, I guess so. There are similar institutions out there offering equally if not slightly better rates, but none I know of right now that includes a $25 signing bonus... especially within just 30 days.

  2. campfrugal Says:
    December 12th, 2007 at 04:12 pm 1197475971
    1197475971

    So did either of you sign up for this account. I did the ING when they were offering the $25.00, but this is even a better deal. I am in on this one. The only thing I want to know is, once you have waited 30 days and received your bonus, can you close the account, or does it need to be open for a specific amount of time. I really don't want to have to read the small print, if someone already knows this answer. Thank you.

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