A bonus of $300 is being deposited into the Amex Kabbage.
American Express launched a checking account in June. This is an account for small businesses that offers an annual percentage yield of 1.10%.
In July, we saw a promotion for a $300 bonus when opening one of these accounts. This same offer is available to the public. Let's look at the details.
This offer ends today.
Mark and his wife both got bonuses. The offer is still available for another week. Some have reported issues opening the account in our Facebook Group but they both got approved and the bonus posted easily.
The offer was made.
You can get a $300 cash deposit into your Kabbage Checking account if you make at least 5 debit card purchases within 45 days of opening the account. You must be approved by 12/15/2021.
The $300 cash deposit will be deposited into your Kabbage Checking account between 45 and 90 days after you open it.
Link to offer.
Key terms.
The bonus will be deposited after a few weeks.
Limit one offer per account.
Green Dot Bank provides the Kabbage Checking Account.
This offer is not available to existing customers.
Conclusion.
Small businesses can get a 1.10% APY on the Kabbage Checking account. That is a great rate. You get a $300 bonus with easy requirements.
Check out our list of nationwide bank bonuses for more cash earning opportunities.
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