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Deals & Promotions

Real financial bonuses, with the strings shown

Bank, credit-card and brokerage offers presented with their eligibility, requirements and expiration dates right there, so you know exactly what you’re signing up for.

Last reviewed: · Reviewed by the TheSavvyAmericans editorial team

Important: Promotional offers change frequently and carry specific eligibility requirements and expiration dates. Always confirm current terms, requirements and material conditions on the provider’s official page before applying.

Overview

What deals & promotions covers

Financial companies compete hard for new customers, and that competition throws off genuinely valuable sign-up bonuses, cash for opening a bank account, a statement credit on a new card, a bonus for funding a brokerage. The catch, and there is always a catch, is that these offers are wrapped in requirements, and the value evaporates the moment you miss a deposit threshold or a deadline.

This hub exists to drag those requirements into the open. For every offer we cover, we intend to show the bonus amount, exactly what you have to do to earn it, who is eligible, and when it expires. We treat the fine print as the main event rather than an afterthought, because an offer you cannot realistically meet is not a good deal, no matter how big the headline number looks.

We only feature promotions we can actually verify, and we pull or clearly mark offers once they expire. Terms change constantly, though, so always confirm the current details on the provider’s own page before you act on anything here.

Key takeaways

  • 1Deals & Promotions decisions come down to the numbers: every offer shows its bonus, requirements, eligibility and expiration.
  • 2Whether a bonus is worth the requirements to earn it
  • 3We compare products on a documented methodology, and compensation never sets our rankings.
  • 4Everything here is educational and general, not personalized financial advice for your situation.

Make a decision

Decisions this hub helps you make

The point of this page is to help you take a concrete next step with your money, not just read about it.

  • Whether a bonus is worth the requirements to earn it
  • If you actually qualify for an offer’s eligibility rules
  • How to hit a bonus’s deposit or spending threshold safely
  • Which offers are still active versus expired

What we’re building

Topics in this category

These are the guides and comparisons planned for this category. Coverage is rolling out in phases, and cards below are informational until each page is published.

Coverage planned

Bank account bonuses

Cash offers for opening and funding accounts.

Coverage planned

Credit-card bonuses

Sign-up rewards and their spend requirements.

Coverage planned

Brokerage promotions

Bonuses for funding an investment account.

Coverage planned

Cash-back offers

Limited-time cash-back and rewards deals.

Coverage planned

Business software offers

Discounts on tools for small businesses.

Coverage planned

Expired & past offers

An archive of deals that have ended.

Our standards

How we evaluate this category

How we evaluate this category

  • Every offer shows its bonus, requirements, eligibility and expiration.
  • We only feature promotions we can currently verify.
  • Expired offers are removed or clearly marked as ended.
  • We tell readers to confirm current terms on the provider’s own page.

Why trust us

  • Independent publisher
  • Documented methodology
  • Fact-checked details
  • Compensation never sets rankings
  • Independent

    We’re a publisher, not a bank or lender.

  • Documented methodology

    Every ranking follows a written process.

  • Fact-checked

    Rates and terms verified against the source.

  • U.S.-focused

    Written for American consumers.

FAQ

Deals & Promotions: common questions

Are bank and credit-card bonuses worth it?
They can be, as long as you can comfortably meet the requirements without bending your behavior in costly ways, say, hitting a spending threshold on purchases you would make anyway. A bonus that quietly pushes you into overspending or fees is not really a bonus at all.
Do sign-up bonuses count as taxable income?
It varies. Bank account bonuses are often treated as taxable interest, while credit-card rewards earned through spending usually are not. Since the treatment differs, keep any tax forms you receive and check with a tax professional if you are unsure. Better to know before filing than after.
Why do offer details sometimes differ from what I see?
Because promotions change constantly and can vary by location or targeting, so what you see may not match what we last recorded. That is exactly why we keep telling you to confirm the current bonus, requirements and expiration on the provider’s own page before signing up.

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