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Indiana Residents, Score $300 and a Free Tumbler with First Farmers Bank & Trust!
Published on December 30, 2025, 2:12 AM

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Heads up, Hoosiers in Boone, Hamilton, and Tippecanoe Counties! First Farmers Bank & Trust is offering a sweet deal: $300 cash and a free Owala tumbler when you open a new checking and savings account. You'll need to use the promo code WELCOME and jump through a few hoops: both accounts must be active and in good standing after 60 days, you've got to make at least 15 debit card purchases within those first 60 days, and maintain a combined balance of $1,000 across both accounts during that time.

Why should you care? Well, $300 is a nice chunk of change for a little bit of effort! Plus, who doesn't love a free tumbler? Just make sure you can meet the requirements and that you're okay with keeping the account open for at least six months, otherwise they'll claw back the bonus. Also, remember bank bonuses are considered income, so you'll owe taxes on that $300. The offer is good until the end of 2025, but could end at any time, so jump on it sooner rather than later if you're interested!

Finally, remember to claim your Owala tumbler, you'll need to head to the Carmel, Lebanon, or Lafayette branches in person. While this is a geographically limited offer, it's a great one if you qualify and are looking for a new bank. As always, it's worth checking the fine print and comparing it to other bank bonuses to make sure it's the right fit for you.

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