[Select Counties In TX] Community Resource Credit Union $150 Checking Bonus – Doctor Of Credit

Offer at a glance

Maximum bonus amount: $150
Availability:
- Independent School Districts (ISDs) – Any person who work, reside, worship, or attend school, and businesses located within the boundaries of the Goose Creek, Barbers Hill, Crosby, Dayton, Huffman, Humble, Liberty and New Caney Independent School Districts.
- Persons who work, reside, worship, or attend school, and businesses located within the boundaries of the area commonly known as Lynchburg, Texas.
- Proximity to CRCU Branches – Any person who lives, works, worship, or attends school — and any business – located within a 10-mile radius of our CRCU branch locations in Baytown, Crosby, Atascocita, and Mont Belvieu.
Direct deposit required: Yes, $400+
Additional requirements: None
Hard/soft pull: Unknown
ChexSystems: Unknown
Credit card funding: Unknown
Monthly fees: None
Early account termination fee: Unknown
Household limit: None
Expiration date: None listed

The Offer

Community Resource Credit Union is offering a bonus of $150 when you open a new checking account and complete the following requirements:
- Receive a minimum $400 direct deposit per paycheck

For the $150 bonus, a minimum direct deposit of $400 per paycheck is required.
$150 bonus will be made automatically after first direct deposit.
If direct deposit is not made within 90 days, $150 bonus is forfeited.
Offer cannot be combined with any other offer and is limited to one $150 bonus per new personal checking account per member.
Offer does not apply to business or multiple checking accounts.
Offer subject to change or cancelation at any time.
Bonus may constitute taxable income for you. CRCU may issue an IRS Form 1099 to you.
For new CRCU members only.
All bank account bonuses are treated as income/interest and as such you have to pay taxes on them

This account has no monthly fees to worry about.

I wasn’t able to find a fee schedule so unsure if there is an EATF.

Small area of eligibility, but might be worth doing if it’s a soft pull.

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