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Find promotions and offers from First Federal Bank of Wisconsin (firstfederalwisconsin.com) updated on this page. Typically, bonuses have been in the $200 to $300 range.
Established in 1922 and headquartered in Waukesha, Wisconsin, First Federal Bank has a small footprint with just a few locations in the state.
Find more bank promotions here. Good offers can be found with banks like Chase Bank, TD Bank, Huntington, HSBC Bank, Aspiration, Bank of America and many others.
Aside from a Rewards Checking account with a good rate up to a $15,000 balance, First Federal Bank doesn’t offer great rates on their Savings and CD accounts. See this Savings rates page and this CD rates page to compare the nation’s best.
I’ll review the current offers below.
First Federal Bank $50 Referral Bonus
Invite a friend to open any First Federal Bank Checking Account and you’ll receive a $50 bonus with this offer.
- $50 referral bonus offer has no set expiration date
- Available in Wisconsin only
- Application will trigger a Soft Pull, which does not affect your credit
- Direct deposit isn’t required to qualify
- No Monthly Fees for the Freedom Checking account
There are several offers worth comparing this one to. A few great checking accounts with bonus offers include the Chase Total Checking® ($225 bonus), TD Bank Convenience CheckingSM ($150 bonus), Aspiration Checking ($150 or $200 bonus), Bank Of America Advantage Banking ($100 bonus), Huntington Bank (up to $500 bonus) and HSBC Premier Checking ($450 bonus).
How To Earn The $50 Referral Bonus
- Click on the “Refer A Friend Form” on the offer page, complete the entire form and email it to info@ffbwi.com.
- When your friend opens a checking account, you’ll receive $50 deposited into your account, within 30 days
[Expired] First Federal Bank $300 Checking Bonus
Open a new Checking account with First Federal Bank to take advantage of this $300 bonus offer.
- $300 bonus offer expires November 04, 2018
- Freedom Checking and Rewards Checking are eligible for the bonus
- Available in Wisconsin only
- Application will trigger a Soft Pull, which does not affect your credit
- Direct deposit is required to qualify
- No Monthly Fees for the Freedom Checking account
How To Earn The $300 Bonus
- Customer must be enrolled in e-Statements, have a recurring direct deposit credit of $250 or more from a valid employer payroll/pension or government entity and ten (10) debit card transactions greater than $10.00 must post to the account within 90 days of opening account to be eligible for the $300 cash bonus.
- Qualifying debit card activity includes point of sale purchases, ATM transactions do not count toward bonus qualifications.
- The cash bonus will be deposited into the checking account within 120 days of account opening.
Fine Print
- Account must remain open for 120 days to be eligible for cash bonus.
- If the account becomes overdrawn within the first 90 days, account will no longer qualify for bonus payment.
- First Federal Bank reserves the right to deny this incentive at any time.
- Minimum opening balance of $50 for all checking accounts opened with this offer.
- Offer applies to new consumer checking accounts that must be opened with new money not currently on deposit at First Federal Bank of Wisconsin.
- One offer per household and available to State of Wisconsin residents only.
- Consumers that have received a cash bonus offer in the last 24 months not eligible for this offer.
- First Federal Bank of Wisconsin employees and their immediate families not eligible for this offer.
- Cash bonus will be reported as interest earned on IRS form 1099-INT and you are responsible for any applicable taxes.
- Postcard or flyer must be presented at account opening to receive the bonus.
- Not good with any other offer.
- Other restrictions may apply.
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