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$50 Chase Freedom Bonus Ends Friday October 24th

BudgetBoy — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 11:49:59 +0000

I just received an update from Chase telling me that the $50 bonus when opening a Chase Freedom Credit Cardis ending on Friday.

This is unfortunate as I know quite a few people that made an easy $50 off of this deal. This is a one of Chase’s best cash rewards cards so getting an additional $50 for signing up makes it even better. So if you still want to get a great card with a great bonus make sure to Sign Up before Friday!

Here are more details on the card:
This card is flexible in the fact that you can switch between cash back and miles whenever you want. So if you are currently getting cash back, but then decided you want to use miles for a vacation, you can switch over to miles, use them for your trip, then switch back to cash back. Also, there is no annual fee with this card.

Here is the earnings breakdown:

Earn 3% back at gas stations, grocery stores and quick service restaurants
Earn 1% back everywhere else

Don’t forget that most grocery stores offer gift cards. So you can earn 3% on more than just gas stations, grocery stores and quick service restaurants. For example, the Dominick’s grocery store by me sells Home Depot gift cards, among may others. If I were to use the Chase Freedom Visa at Home Depot I would only receive the 1% back, but if I buy a $100 Home Depot Gift card from the grocery store, I would receive the 3% back. This is another little way to maximize your earnings with this card. Happy Shopping!!

What you need to do: Sign up for the Chase Freedom Credit Cardby Friday October 23rd.
Obligation: None
Initial Reward (if any): $50 after first purchase
Money to get started: $0
Things to Note: There will be hard credit inquiry applied to your credit report when applying for the card

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Free $50 from Chase Freedom Visa Card

BudgetBoy — Sun, 14 Sep 2008 12:09:15 +0000

Chase is offering a $50 sign up bonus for their Chase FreedomSM Credit Card
after your first purchase.

This card is flexible in the fact that you can switch between cash back and miles whenever you want. So if you are currently getting cash back, but then decided you want to use miles for a vacation, you can switch over to miles, use them for your trip, then switch back to cash back. Also, there is no annual fee with this card.

Here is the earnings breakdown:

Earn 3% back at gas stations, grocery stores and quick service restaurants
Earn 1% back everywhere else

What you need to do: Sign up for the Chase FreedomSM Credit Card
Obligation: None
Initial Reward (if any): $50 after first purchase
Money to get started: $0
Things to Note: There will be hard credit inquiry applied to your credit report when applying for the card

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OneUnited Bank Savings 5.30% APY with $50 Bonus

BudgetBoy — Mon, 28 Jan 2008 12:40:42 +0000

OneUnited Bank’s Unity Gold Savings Account is still very high (5.30% APY) considering the current Fed rate cuts. Definetly a place worth storing some cash. I imagine if these guys are like every other high yied savings account out there they will drop their rate soon, so get in while it is still high!

You need to open the account with a minimum of $1000 as well as keep the balance at $1000 or greater to earn the 5.30% APY. Their site does not say what rate, if any, you will receive for a balance less than $1000.

Currently they are offering a $50 bonus when you open the account and add a direct deposit or recurring deposit into the account. You can use a monthly deposit from ING Direct or Paypal to satisfy the recurring depoist requirement if you do not want to go through the hassle of setting up direct deposit.

Deal Small Print:
Must be a new direct deposit of a payroll, social security check, or other recurring deposit that occurs at least monthly to a consumer account. $50 will be deposited into your account in good standing automatically within 15 days after a new recurring direct deposit occurs over three consecutive months OR 20 OneUnited Bank Visa Debit card transactions per month occurs over three consecutive months. Offer expires June 30, 2008.

I just opened mine this morning. Very easy and smooth process.

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Free $50 from Bank of America World MasterCard with WorldPoints

BudgetBoy — Thu, 24 Jan 2008 11:39:38 +0000

Get a $50 statement credit from Bank of America when signing up for the World MasterCard with WorldPoints. You just need to make once purchase totaling $25 or more to get the credit. Allow 8-12 weeks after the qualifying purchase to receive the promotional credit.

There is no annual fee associated with this card.

What you need to do: Sign up for the Bank of America World MasterCard with WorldPoints
Obligation: None
Initial Reward (if any): $50 statement credit after first $25 or greater purchase
Money to get started: $0 ($25 in purchases if you want the $50 credit)
Annual Fee: None
Things to Note: There will be hard credit inquiry applied to your credit report when applying for the card

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