Open a HomeStreet Bank Checking Account and Earn up to $215

Are you looking for an easy way to earn a bonus $215 in cash? Then opening a new HomeStreet Bank Checking Account may be in order. This offer is only valid for individuals who open a brand new personal checking account at a local branch. To earn the $215 bonus, customers must sign up for several additional (but free) banking services including:

• Earn $80 for opting into free direct deposit (payroll, pension, Social Security or other income
• Earn a $10 bonus for signing up to receive complimentary e-statements
• Earn up to $60 for using your Visa® Check Card ($2 per purchase for a total of $60 in bonus money)
• Earn up to $40 for using free online bill payment ($10 per payment for a total bonus of $40)
• Earn a $25 reward for giving HomeStreet your old checks and debit card ($15 for your check card and $2 per pad of checks up to $10)

To qualify for the full bonuses other deposit terms for the checking account include:

• Minimum opening deposit of $100 required for Totally Free Checking, Minimum Balance Checking, e-Checking, VIP Checking, and Plus Checking
• Minimum opening deposit of $2,500 required for Maximum Checking Accounts
• Offer only good on new personal checking accounts
• To qualify for $215 bonus depositors must opt into above banking services by third billing cycle
• Qualified bonuses will be transferred into your checking account 15 days following your third statement cycle
• A $115 early closing penalty (for accounts closed within 90 days of opening) can be levied by the bank
• FDIC insured

Family and employee owned HomeStreet Bank is one of the largest privately owned financial institutions in the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii and their history dates back to 1921. The institution has over 30 branches in that area, with banks in Washington, Oregon and Hawaii.

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Other Terms and Conditions may apply. Additionally, rates may have changed since this offer was posted. Please contact the financial institution for the most recent rate updates and to review the terms of the offer.