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U.S. Bank is Throwing Money at New Business Customers (Up to $1,500!)
Published on November 20, 2025, 2:00 AM

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U.S. Bank is back with a boosted business checking account bonus, and this is something you definitely want to know about if you're a small business owner or even a savvy side-hustler. They're offering up to $1,500 for opening a new business checking account and meeting certain requirements, like depositing new money and completing a few transactions. The best part? It's a soft pull, so it won't ding your credit score when you apply.

Here's the breakdown: The top tier bonus is $1,500 with promo code Q4SFS25, requiring a significant deposit. However, there are lower tiers offering $900 with a $10,000 deposit or $500 with a $5,000 deposit. This is great if you don't want to tie up as much cash. Just make sure to maintain the minimum balance for 60 days and complete five qualifying transactions. The offer is available nationwide, excluding NY & FL.

Why is this important? Well, free money is always a good thing! Even better, U.S. Bank is pretty generous with these bonuses, and the churn period (how long you need to wait before opening another account for a bonus) is only 12 months, so this could be a recurring earner for you. Just remember that the bonus is taxable income, so factor that in. With no early account termination fee, this is a pretty risk-free way to pad your business account. The offer ends January 14, 2026, so don't sleep on this one!

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