Redstone Federal Credit Union
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Account Details
- One direct deposit per month
- Four or more point-of-sale debit card transactions per month
- Primary account owner is 24 or younger
The savings and checking accounts must stay open and in good standing until the bonus is paid, which can be up to 150 days after opening.
Eligibility
New Redstone members only. You must not have had a Redstone account within the past 1,826 days (five years). Members who are joint on someone else's account can still qualify when they open their own first primary savings and checking accounts.
- You must live in a participating Alabama or Tennessee county. Alabama: Cullman, Jackson, Limestone, Marshall, DeKalb, Lawrence, and Morgan counties, plus specific ZIP codes in Blount, Etowah, Jefferson, Lauderdale, and Winston counties.
- Tennessee: Bedford, Cannon, Lincoln, Moore, Rutherford, Davidson, and Williamson counties (the Nashville metro), plus specific ZIP codes in Coffee, DeKalb, Franklin, Giles, Lawrence, Marshall, Maury, Wilson, and Sumner counties.
- The promo code cannot be used more than two times per household, and the offer is limited to one bonus per member.
- You must keep living in a participating county until the bonus is paid.
- Consumer accounts only. Business accounts, Redstone employees, and their family members are excluded.
- The offer cannot be combined with any other promotional offer.
Can You Earn This Bonus Again?
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Opening an account at the same bank again after a waiting period to earn the bonus a second (or third) time.
Do Bank Bonuses Show Up on a 1099-INT?
Yes. Bank bonuses are taxable income. Once you earn $10 or more from a single bank in a calendar year, the bank sends a 1099-INT and you report it as ordinary income on your tax return.
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