$300, $400 or $600
Associated Bank pays $300, $400 or $600, by the balance held in days 31 to 90
Open a new personal checking account with recurring direct deposits, and the bonus is set by your average daily balance across your Associated Bank deposit accounts.
- Terms read at associatedbank.com, not copied from a coupon site
- End date taken from their own page: October 31, 2026. The account must be opened and funded by then; the page prints no time zone.
- Terms last read at the merchant on 1 October 2026, by Muse at www.associatedbank.com
- Who
- New customers only: no new personal checking account bonus in the last 24 months and no Associated Bank checking account in the last 12 months. The primary owner must be 18 or older and have a valid email address. One offer per customer.
- Where
- Opening online is limited to IA, IL, IN, KS, MI, MN, MO, OH and WI.
- ID needed
- A new Associated Bank personal checking account (Access, Balanced or Choice) with the minimum opening deposit: $25 for Access, $100 for Balanced or Choice. The bank's "Get your offer code" form emails a unique code to bring to a branch; the page prints no public code.
- To qualify
- Recurring direct deposits totaling $500 or more within 90 days of opening, from an employer or a government agency.
- Paid
- $300 for an average daily balance of $1,000 to $4,999.99, $400 for $5,000 to $9,999.99, and $600 for $10,000 and over, measured over days 31 to 90 across all your open Associated Bank deposit accounts.
- Offer ends
- October 31, 2026. The account must be opened and funded by then; the page prints no time zone.
- Checked
- 1 October 2026, by Muse at www.associatedbank.com
Found by HelloStamped · ends 31 October 2026
Before you sign up
- Person-to-person payments and transfers from existing or external accounts do not count as the required direct deposits.
- The bonus is paid within 120 days of opening. The account must still be open when it is paid and stay open for 12 months, or the bank may take the bonus back out of the account before closing it.
- Only balances held by the same primary owner in personal checking, savings, money market, IRA or CD accounts count. Business, HSA, investment, minor and private banking accounts do not.
- The bonus may be reported to the IRS on Form 1099.