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  • Bank Picks Commercial RE Leader – Los Angeles Business Journal

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    U.S. Bank selected Adrian Montero as its West region manager of commercial real estate.

    Leading the bank’s efforts in financing developments across California, Arizona and Nevada, Montero will split his time between downtown L.A. and Orange County.

    “Being on the ground in L.A. is essential,” Montero said. “… Los Angeles continues to be a priority market for multifamily development, where we’re seeing stabilization and strong fundamentals.”

    With Los Angeles’ prevalence in global trade, Montero said one focus for the bank’s investments will be in industrial and logistics properties. Additionally, the bank is eyeing mixed-use developments with residential and commercial aspects.

    “Compared to Arizona and Nevada, where there’s more room for scalable industrial and residential expansion, SoCal’s land constraints and population density demand a sharper focus on multifamily and mixed-use development,” Montero said.

    Prior to stepping up to this role, Montero oversaw commercial real estate for U.S. Bank’s L.A. and Orange County markets – so, the territory is familiar.

    Finding the best positioned projects considering the region’s development challenges – which Montero said include “a combination of escalating construction and insurance costs, high interest rates and a land-constrained environment” – will be key.

    “These factors restrict supply and intensify affordability pressures, which is why we’re seeing developers shift toward higher-density strategies,” he said. “While many paused projects earlier this year, momentum is building again, especially in multifamily and retail, which continue to show resilience.”

    Looking up to Northern California, Montero notes the most optimism in the retail and industrial sectors – particularly “in areas like the East Bay and the Peninsula” – as opposed to tech-heavy office markets which he said, “remain cautious due to hybrid work.”

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  • [Rumor] U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card To Be Discontinued Within Next Week – Doctor Of Credit

    [Rumor] U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve Card To Be Discontinued Within Next Week – Doctor Of Credit

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    According to a rumor shared by YouTuber Stan The Credit Frog, the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve card will be discontinued within the next week. It’s possible this will coincide with the launch of the U.S. Bank Smartly card.  Previously the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve card stopped accepting applications for a few months before returning. I have no idea how reliable this rumor is at all.

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  • U.S. Bank $1,000 Payment Solution Merchant Bonus – Doctor Of Credit

    U.S. Bank $1,000 Payment Solution Merchant Bonus – Doctor Of Credit

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    Update 10/26/24/24: Offer now back up to $1,000 and valid until 1/15/25

    Update 5/21/23: Offer is back now, down to $500. Offer link (ht Jack)

    Update 4/18/23: Reader Carl tells us that they began charging a minimum $25 monthly fee for merchant services.

    The Offer

    Direct link to offer

    • U.S. Bank is offering a $600 bonus when you open a new U.S. Bank Payment Solutions Merchant Account by 3/31/2023 and accept and settle a payment transaction within 60 days.
      • First, complete an application for a U.S. Bank Payment Solutions account.
      • Then, accept and settle a payment transaction into your qualified U.S. Bank business checking account within 60 days of the opening date of your payment solutions account.
      • The new U.S. Bank Business Checking account must be open and have a positive balance for the Payment Solutions bonus to be deposited into the account (within 45 days of settlement verification).

    The Fine Print

    • New customers: Limit of one Payment Solutions Merchant bonus per business. To earn the $600 Payment Solutions bonus offer, you must open a new U.S. Bank Business Checking account and meet the above requirements plus open a new U.S. Bank Payment Solutions Merchant account by 3/31/2023 and accept and settle a transaction into your new U.S. Bank Business Checking account within 60 days of the open date of your Payment Solutions account. The Payment Solutions bonus will be deposited into your new U.S. Bank Business Checking account within 45 days of settlement verification, as long as the checking account is open and has a positive balance. Payment Solutions bonus offer is not valid if you have an existing U.S. Bank Payment Solutions relationship. Refer to your company application for all terms, conditions and schedule of fees.
    • Existing customers: Limit of one Payment Solutions Merchant bonus per business. This offer is only valid for the business checking account referenced in this letter and is not transferable. To earn $600 payment solutions bonus offer, you must open a new a U.S. Bank Payment Solutions Merchant account by 03/31/23 and accept and settle a transaction into your U.S. Bank Business Checking account referenced in this letter within 60 days of the open date of your payment solutions account. The payment solutions bonus will be deposited into your existing U.S. Bank Business Checking account within 45 days of settlement verification, as long as the checking account is open and has a positive balance. Payment solutions bonus offer is not valid if you have an existing U.S. Bank Payment Solutions relationship. Refer to your company application for all terms, conditions and schedule of fees.
    • All bank account bonuses are treated as income/interest and as such you have to pay taxes on them

    Our Verdict

    We saw a similar bonus for $500 a few months back. This time the bonus is up to $600 (and there’s no $50 minimum transaction requirement this time). There is a $500 business checking bonus (found on the same landing page) that would be worth doing first.

    Before thinking about this bonus I’d recommend reading this linked post about what merchant services are and why you might want to avoid doing these types of bonuses.

    Useful posts regarding bank bonuses:

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  • (Update) U.S. Bank Altitude Go – Doctor Of Credit

    (Update) U.S. Bank Altitude Go – Doctor Of Credit

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    Update 9/15/24: Not sure when this got added, but the card now has a 3% foreign transaction fee.

    • Update 9/15/24 bonus back down to 20,000
    • Update 7/10/24: Bonus back up to 25,000
    • Update 7/2/21: Bonus down to 20,000.
    • Update 5/9/21: Bonus was briefly lowered to 20,000, but now back up to 25,000 at this link. (ht uscreditcardguide)
    • Update 8/9/20: Bonus increased from 20,000 points to 25,000 points. Hat tip to @uponarriving

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    As rumored the U.S. Bank Altitude Go card is now live and accepting sign ups. The card breakdown is as follows:

    • Sign up bonus of 20,000 points after $1,000 spend in 90 days (This offer is valid from 6/8/20 – 8/9/20)
    • Card has no annual fee
    • No foreign transaction fees
    • Card earns the following rates:
      • 4x on Dining and Takeout, including Food Delivery Services (examples include Grubhub, UberEATS, DoorDash, Caviar, BiteSquad, Delivery.com, Eat24, Postmates)
      • 2x on Grocery, Gas Stations, and Streaming Services; includes Grocery Delivery and Meal Kit Delivery (examples of grocery delivery services include Amazon Fresh, InstaCart, Peapod, Shipt; examples of meal kit delivery include Blue Apron, Hello Fresh, Freshly, Green Chef, Home Chef, Plated, Sun Basket)
      • 1x everywhere else
    • $15 free month of streaming for annual streaming services. Annual streaming credit works as follows: after 11 months of consecutive streaming service charges, the 12th month will get the $15 credit.
      • You can combine different services, e.g. if you were subscribed to Netflix for 8 months and then to Hulu for 3 months, the following month of streaming will be credited back.
      • Amazon Music, Apple Music, AT&T TV Now, Disney+, Google Music, Hulu, Netflix, Pandora, SiriusXM, Slacker Radio, Sling TV, Spotify, Tidal, Vudu, YouTube Music and YouTube TV are all mentioned clearly to work.
    • 0% intro APR for 12 months on purchases and balances transfers
    • Instant card number upon approval which can be added to your mobile wallet immediately when you use text-to-apply. Text applications are only available when done through a banker, I suppose you can call a US Bank branch and try applying with a banker if this feature is important to you.
    • Standard Visa Signature benefits.

    Unlike the Altitude Reserve, you will be able to apply for the Go card even without any existing US Bank relationship. This card might be interesting due to the streaming credit, sign up bonus and 4x on dining and take out. Could also be used as a way to create a relationship with U.S. Bank to get the Altitude Reserve in the future. U.S. Bank will launch the U.S. Bank Altitude Connect card soon as well.

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  • (Update) U.S. Bank To Launch ‘Smartly Visa Signature Card’ Earn Up To 4% Back On All Purchases – Doctor Of Credit

    (Update) U.S. Bank To Launch ‘Smartly Visa Signature Card’ Earn Up To 4% Back On All Purchases – Doctor Of Credit

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    Update 9/8/24: Reports are that the card will have no annual fee and will have no welcome bonus.

    Original Post 9/3/24:

    U.S. Bank is set to launch the Smartly Visa Signature card and this will earn up to 4% back on all purchases. Card details as follows:

    • Earn 2% cash back on all purchases
    • Earn up to an additional 2% cash back when paired with a U.S. Bank smartly savings account.
      • Earn 2.5% total cash back when you have a qualifying balance of $5,000 – $49,999
      • Earn 3% total cash back when you have a qualifying balance of $50,000 – $99,999
      • Earn 4% total cash back when you have a qualifying balance of $100,000+

    There are a few things that are unclear such as whether there is an annual fee, is there a cap on the additional up to 2% cash back and if there will be a sign up bonus or not. The Smartly account itself earns 4.1% APY when you also have a Smartly checking account and a balance of $25,000+ so this is competitive with the best high yield savings accounts, can also have the money in their investment account. This has the potential to be big, worth signing up for the wait list in case they offer a better than normal sign up bonus for those that do.

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  • U.S. Bank Korean Air SKYPASS Select Card: 70,000 Miles + $450 Annual Fee – Doctor Of Credit

    U.S. Bank Korean Air SKYPASS Select Card: 70,000 Miles + $450 Annual Fee – Doctor Of Credit

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    Update 9/7/24: Available again.

    The Offer

    Direct link to offer

    • U.S. Bank is offering 70,000 miles after $5,000 in spend within the first 90 days on the Korean Air SKYPASS Select Card

     

    Card Details

    • Annual fee of $450, not waived fist year
    • $200 annual statement credit on travel purchases (this is based on a card member year, not calendar)
    • TSA PreCheck/Global Entry Credit of up to $100
    • 10,000 bonus miles on card anniversary, must spend $35,000 in the prior year or 5,000 miles when you spend $15,000
    • Get 5% off Korean Air tickets 2X yearly, available for you and a companion
    • Card earns at the following rates;
      • 3x miles per $1 spent on Korean air purchases
      • 2x miles per $1 spent on Airline ticket, Car Rental & Hotel purchases
      • 1x mile per $1 spent on all other purchases
    • Discount coupon for $100 off Korean Air ticket
    • 2 Korean Air In-Flight Duty Free coupons of $25 each
    • 2 KAL Lounge coupons each year

    Our Verdict

    Benefits aren’t really worth it for the $450 annual fee, but it could be worth getting the first year just for the miles but even then it’s hard to justify. Think this is an easy pass for most people but better than the standard 60,000 miles offer. We won’t be adding this to the best credit card bonus page.

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  • U.S. Bank Business Cards Have Confusing ‘Central Billing Account’ (Bank of America, Wells Fargo) – Doctor Of Credit

    U.S. Bank Business Cards Have Confusing ‘Central Billing Account’ (Bank of America, Wells Fargo) – Doctor Of Credit

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    (Update: readers note that Bank of America does a similar thing on their business cards which they call CORP account. And Wells Fargo also has something similar.)

    A lot of us who signed up for a U.S. Bank business card gets confused about this so I thought it worth a post:

    When you sign up for U.S. Bank business cards, the bank opens up two unique accounts for your card. One looks like a regular card account and the other is something called a “Central Bill Account.” That Central account has a separate account number, and feeds from the regular card account; any purchase made on the card account shows up as money owed on both accounts.

    I believe the idea might be that the card account details are informational – something for the employee; you won’t ever see the bank say that the card owes anything since really it’s the business who owes the money, not the employee. On the other hand, the Central Bill Account is the business account which actually owes the money.

    You’ll even see differing balances on the two accounts since any amount that was billed to you gets removed from the employee card side of things. (The card account only shows the new charges, even when the old charges have not yet been paid off, whereas the Central account shows the full balance, as any other bank would do it.)

    The card account will show $0 minimum payment due, even when you have a minimum payment owed. You’ll even get a statement saying that you don’t owe any minimum payment, and if you don’t make the payment you’ll get hit with a late fee since you really do owe a minimum payment. Again, I believe the idea is that ‘you’ as the employee don’t owe anything since the business owes it, and that’s billed to the Central Billing Account of the business.

    My advice: Just ignore the main card account and only use the Central Billing Account for everything, including statements. There’s another option to call in and have them remove the Central Billing Account, and then your card should operate normally.

    For some reason I got this Central Billing Account only on my Triple Cash business card, not on my Leverage business which I signed up a few months earlier. Reader Shawn tells us that there’s actually an option to select during card signup whether to have this Central Billing feature or not.

    When you have multiple U.S. Bank business cards it’s possible to set them up that they all feed into the same Central Billing Account for simpler bill management. For our readership, I’d suggest that most of us will prefer declining the Central Billing option. I must have mistakenly signed up for it when applying for the Triple Cash, but not when applying for the Leverage card (or maybe it wasn’t yet an option then).

    In the image below, the top account is my Leverage card which works normally. The bottom two accounts are both the same Triple Cash card with two separate entries in the online login (and, confusingly, differing balances). Again, I just ignore the regular card and use only the Central Billing Account.

    Hat tip to reader Gerald and beenthere for reminding me about this.

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  • U.S. Bank Cash+: $250 Sign Up Bonus After $1,000 In Spend – Doctor Of Credit

    U.S. Bank Cash+: $250 Sign Up Bonus After $1,000 In Spend – Doctor Of Credit

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    Update 8/2/24: Bonus increased to $250 with the same $1,000 spend requirement.

    The Offer

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    • U.S. Bank is currently offering a sign up bonus of $200 when you spend $1,000 or more within the first 90 days of account opening on the Cash+ card.

    Card Details

    • No annual fee
    • You can choose two categories to earn 5% in (limit $2,000 in spend per quarter), one category to earn 2% in one and 1% on all other purchases

    Our Verdict

    Previously the best offer was $200, but required $500 in spend. This requires a little more spend but that shouldn’t be a huge issue due to the 5% categories. Unfortunately getting approved for U.S. bank cards can be difficult so you might want to apply for the  the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve card instead.

    Hat tip to US Credit Card Guide

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  • [Targeted] U.S. Bank/Fidelity Cards: Get $15/$25 Cashback When Making Two Utility Bill Payments – Doctor Of Credit

    [Targeted] U.S. Bank/Fidelity Cards: Get $15/$25 Cashback When Making Two Utility Bill Payments – Doctor Of Credit

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    The Offer

    Check your emails for the following offer on U.S. Bank or Elan cards:

    • Earn $15 cash back when you pay two or more electric, gas, water or sanitation bills with your card by October 23, 2024.
    • Others got $25.

    The Fine Print

    • This offer runs July 23 – October 23, 2024 (promotion period), and you need to enroll by August 30, 2024.
    • To be eligible for the offer, you must pay two electric, gas, water or sanitation bills either with the same provider twice or two different providers by October 23, 2024.
    • If you qualify, the $15 cash back award will be applied to your account 2-3 billing cycles after the end of the promotion period.
    • The maximum number of cash back awards is one. This offer is not transferable. Your account must remain open and be in good standing (not past due or overlimit) to qualify. This offer may not apply if your credit card has changed to a different type of card within the last 12 weeks or changes before the cash back award is applied. U.S. Bank cannot control how merchants choose to identify their business and/or classify purchases and reserves the right to determine which purchases qualify.

    Our Verdict

    Easy $15 moneymaker for those targeted.

    Hat tip to readers Joseph and private

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  • [Targeted] U.S. Bank Deals: Get 20% Back On Drugstores, 15% Back On Gas/EV – Doctor Of Credit

    [Targeted] U.S. Bank Deals: Get 20% Back On Drugstores, 15% Back On Gas/EV – Doctor Of Credit

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    As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Keep in mind that if you do use our links, you won’t be able to earn cash back/miles/points from shopping portals.

    In the interests of our readers you can find out what shopping portal is offering the best rates on eBay here & Amazon here.

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  • [Targeted] U.S. Bank Deals: Get 20% Back On Home Improvement, 15% Back On Gas/EV – Doctor Of Credit

    [Targeted] U.S. Bank Deals: Get 20% Back On Home Improvement, 15% Back On Gas/EV – Doctor Of Credit

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    The Offer

    Check your U.S. Bank offers for the following deals:

    • Activate to earn 20% Cashback on Home Improvement stores, up to $20 total
    • Activate to earn 15% Cashback on Gas and EV stations, up to $20 total, one time
    • Activate to earn 10% Cashback at Best Buy, up to $30 back total.

    Our Verdict

    These are nice deals, in season. Hopefully these can stack with the U.S. Bank double cashback deal for June 12-14 which would result in a whopping 40% back on purchases at home improvement stores and 30% back on purchases on gas and 20% at Best Buy. These stores sell gift cards too.

    Hat tip to reader Private

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  • U.S. Bank Double Cashback On Cashback Credit Card Deals (June 12-14) – Doctor Of Credit

    U.S. Bank Double Cashback On Cashback Credit Card Deals (June 12-14) – Doctor Of Credit

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    Update 5/16/24: Deal is coming back for June 12 – 14. (ht reader pickle rick)

    Original Post:

    Reader Bacon reports on a deal to get double cash back on offers within their credit card portal from March 27 – March 30th.

    They also highlight that the deal can be substantial when paired with offers such as 15% cash back on Grocery (up to $25 cashback max) or 10% back at IKEA (up to $20 cashback max).

    I’m unsure if everyone has this offer or it’s targeted. Seems most people are seeing this offer in the U.S. Bank app.

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  • U.S. Bank To Fix Altitude Reserve Earning Problem – Doctor Of Credit

    U.S. Bank To Fix Altitude Reserve Earning Problem – Doctor Of Credit

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    At the start of April we linked to a report that the U.S. Bank Altitude Reserve card was having issues with mobile transactions not earning 3x points. U.S. Bank has reached out to cardholders stating that they are working to fix the error. It looks like you can immediately fix the error by removing your card and readding it.

     

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  • [YMMV] Increased U.S. Bank Business Credit Card Bonuses In Branch (Up To $900) – Doctor Of Credit

    [YMMV] Increased U.S. Bank Business Credit Card Bonuses In Branch (Up To $900) – Doctor Of Credit

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    According to reader RJ U.S. Bank is running a number of increased sign up bonuses on business cards:

    • Altitude Connect Business – 75,000 points after spending $6,000 in 180 days
    • Business Leverage – $900 after spending $7,500 in the first 120 day
    • Business Triple Cash – $600 after spending $4,500 in the first 150 days.

    These are all either all time highs or equal all time highs and the spend requirements are reasonable as well. Not sure how difficult it is to apply for these in branch but definitely worth at least considering if you have a business. Before applying I’d recommend reading these things everybody should know about U.S. Bank cards.

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  • Major Changes To U.S. Bank Altitude Connect Card – Doctor Of Credit

    Major Changes To U.S. Bank Altitude Connect Card – Doctor Of Credit

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    U.S. Bank has announced major changes coming to the Altitude Connect card, effective September 9, 2024:

    Biggest changes:

    • The $95 Annual Membership Fee will be removed.
    • Points are going down in value from 1 cent-per-point to .8 cents per point. This is true for cash back, Real-Time Rewards, U.S. Bank Rewards Card, Shop with Points at Amazon.com and Paypal. You can still get 1 cent per point in the Altitude Rewards Center when redeeming for travel.
    • The $30 credit for annual streaming service purchases will be discontinued. 

    Points Earnings:

    • 4X points at gas stations and EV charging stations will be limited to your first $1,000 each quarter.
    • The card earns 2X points on dining, streaming services and at grocery stores. Beginning September 9, 2024, discount stores/supercenters and wholesale clubs are excluded.
    • You will continue to earn 5X points on prepaid hotels and car rentals booked directly in the Altitude Rewards Center and 4X points on travel purchases.

    Other Changes:

    • New benefit: Points can be redeemed for a monetary charitable contribution across a variety of nonprofits and U.S. Bank will match your contribution at 100%.
    • The cell phone protection benefit will no longer be available with your card.

    Final Thoughts

    All other benefits remain unchanged. Notably, the card will keep the Precheck or global entry credit. The card also offers complimentary Priority Pass Select membership with 4 free visits. These are sweet perks for a no-fee card.

    Altitude Go Card

    It’s not clear to me of what changes are happening to the Altitude Go card. It appears from this page that the card will maintain its $15 streaming credit. I’m not sure if points are going down to .8 cents per point on that card.

    Hat tip to reader TJ

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  • U.S. Bank: $100 Brokerage Bonus – Doctor Of Credit

    U.S. Bank: $100 Brokerage Bonus – Doctor Of Credit

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    Update 3/4/24: Extended until 4/15.

    The Offer

    Direct link to offer

    • U.S. Bank is offering $100 with a new Automated Investor account
      • Open an Automated Investor account by December 31, 2023
      • Fund the account with at least $1,000 within 30 days of opening
      • Maintain the balance for at least 120 days

    The Fine Print

    • This offer is valid for clients who are 18 years or older, who open a new U.S. Bancorp Investments Automated Investor account between September 12, 2023 and December 31, 2023 (the “Promotion Period”) and satisfy the eligibility conditions described below. Eligible investors can earn a maximum cash bonus of $100.
    • To qualify, the entire amount of cash or securities to fund the account must be “New to U.S. Bancorp Investments,.” i.e., the cash and securities funding the account must not have been previously held as existing balances in any U.S. Bancorp Investments accounts and any amounts transferred from such existing balances will not count towards qualification for the cash bonus. Offer is not valid if you have received other Automated Investor cash bonus offers within the past 24 months. The account is offered by U.S. Bancorp Investments Inc., an investment advisor and broker-dealer subsidiary of U.S. Bancorp and affiliate of U.S. Bank.
    • The $100 bonus offer is valid when you open an Automated Investor Account during the Promotion Period and fund with a minimum of $1,000 (the “Threshold Amount”) of new cash and/or securities within 30 days of opening. Once the account is funded with the Threshold Amount, and in good standing, the Threshold Amount must be maintained in the Automated Investor Account for 120 days in order to qualify for the $100 bonus. Market fluctuation after deposit will not affect the calculation of the Threshold Amount for purposes of determining qualification.

    Our Verdict

    Previously this was part of a targeted bonus. Looks like you can also tweak your risk profile to have mostly bonds if you want as well (this is not investment advice, please consult a professional). Personally don’t think it’s worth doing for a small bonus, but everybody is different.

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  • U.S. Bank: Double Rewards On Portal Purchases & Cashback Deals (November 30 – December 4) – Doctor Of Credit

    U.S. Bank: Double Rewards On Portal Purchases & Cashback Deals (November 30 – December 4) – Doctor Of Credit

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    U.S. Bank has announced it will offer double rewards for Shopping Deals, Travel Center purchases, and cash back offers.

    U.S. Bank has announced that it will offer a double bonus shopping opportunity for U.S. Bank rewards credit cardholders from November 30 to December 3, 2023. During this time, cardholders can earn double bonus rewards when they use a U.S. Bank rewards credit card for purchases, including double travel rewards and double shopping rewards.  

    There are three ways cardholders can double their rewards:

      1. Double rewards can be earned on purchases made through the Shopping Deals website or browser extension 
      2. Rewards may be doubled on prepaid hotel and car rentals booked through the Travel Rewards Center
      3. Double cash back can be earned on activated cash back offers

    To qualify for double cash back, cardholders must first activate the offers in the U.S. Bank mobile banking app or online banking website and then make purchases between Nov. 30 and Dec. 3, 2023, using a U.S. Bank rewards credit card. Cash-back deals will show up as a statement credit. Bonus rewards for travel will show up in one to two statement cycles, and bonus rewards for shopping deals will be dependent on merchant restrictions….

    Additional seasonal Double Bonus shopping opportunities will be scheduled quarterly, later in 2024, to give cardholders additional opportunities to earn extra rewards next year. 

    Our Verdict

    Regular credit card rewards will not be doubled, far as I can tell. Could still be useful to save some of your U.S. Bank cash back offers for those dates to get double.

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