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$400 for $40,000 parked

Barclays pays $400 through AARP, but $40,000 has to sit still

A bonus on a new Select Savings account, opened with an AARP membership number, for funding it with $40,000 and not touching it for 120 days.

Open the offerOpens banking.barclaysus.com
  • Terms read at banking.barclaysus.com, not copied from a coupon site
  • End date taken from their own page: 31 October 2026
Who
New Select Savings customers who already hold a current AARP membership number — it is asked for when the account is opened
Where
United States
Visa status
Not addressed anywhere on the offer page
ID needed
Not stated in the offer terms, beyond the AARP membership number
To qualify
$40,000 paid in within 30 days of opening, then a balance of at least $40,000 held for 120 consecutive days
To open
Account opened by 31 October 2026
Paid
About 60 days after the 120 days are complete
Offer ends
31 October 2026

Found by HelloStamped · ends 31 October 2026

Before you sign up

  • Any withdrawal that drops the balance below $40,000 during the 120 days can cost the bonus. The money has to be money you will not need.
  • Barclays pays this as interest rather than as a gift, so it goes on a Form 1099-INT and is taxable income for the year you receive it.
  • This is not the other Barclays offer on this page. That one is Tiered Savings, needs no AARP membership, asks $25,000 and pays $200. You cannot open one account and claim both.

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