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Support AOPA, get $50 bonus with new AOPA checking account
Now you can show the world you’re a proud member of AOPA when you write a check* or use your debit card. Plus, you can support the association at no additional cost to you. That’s the idea behind the AOPA checking account from Bank of America.
Developed especially for AOPA members, the checking account gives you benefits that save time, make it easy to do your banking online, and even save money at hundreds of participating online retailers. And every check and debit card prominently displays the AOPA logo.
Best of all, Bank of America is offering a $50 bonus after you open a qualifying new checking account by March 31, 2010. (A minimum opening balance of $250 and a debit card purchase within the first 30 days are required). Use offer code SPEE50**.
With AOPA checking, you’ll enjoy:
- Online Banking with Bill Pay***
- Automatic savings from the Keep the Change program****
- Online discounts from the Add It Up program, where you can save up to 20 percent at more than 350 top participating retailers.*****
Plus, Bank of America will make a contribution to AOPA every time a member opens a new account. This costs you nothing and will be used to support the association’s daily efforts to maintain the safety and freedom of flying.
Sign up for AOPA checking today. It’s fast and easy. Simply visit the Web site or go to your local Bank of America banking center.
*Standard check order fees apply
**To take advantage of this offer, please use the Offer Code provided to open your new qualifying AOPA personal checking account by 03/31/2010. Bank of America may terminate the offer before this date. To qualify for this offer, an opening deposit of $250 is required and you must make a minimum of one retail merchant transaction with the newly assigned debit card within 30 days of account opening. Customer will receive $50 after verification of qualification in the incentive program. We will deposit the incentive directly into your new checking account within 90 days of its opening; if unable to do so, a check will be issued. Offer is available to new customers only and does not apply to current checking customers, Bank of America associates or student checking accounts. Limit one per household. New customer is not eligible for this offer if they were a signer on a Bank of America checking account that was closed within the last three months. The minimum deposit required to open a new personal checking account and receive this offer are subject to the normal opening deposit requirements of the specific account being opened. To the extent required by law, Bank of America will report the value of the offer to the IRS. Any applicable taxes are the responsibility of the account holder. Reproduction, purchase, sale, transfer or trade of this offer is prohibited. For Tiered Interest personal checking accounts, the Annual Percentage Yield (APY) is as follows: less than $10,000, 0.05%; $10,000-$99,999, 0.10%; $100,000 and over, 0.25%. APYs are accurate as of 03/05/2010. The APY may change after the account is opened. Fees may reduce earnings. Please consult a Banking Center, visit bankofamerica.com or see the Personal Schedule of Fees for other account fees, rates and information.
***Bill Pay is called Bill Payer in WA and ID
****Keep the Change® patent pending.
*****Participating retailers and offers are subject to change. You must have either a Bank of America debit card or consumer credit card and be enrolled in Online Banking to be eligible for participation in the program. Redemption of accrued cash back rebates occurs in accordance with program Terms and Conditions, generally monthly when a minimum of $5.00 cash back has been earned. Program is not available to Online Banking customers in WA or ID and select military bank customers. Select MyExpression® credit cards, co-brand debit cards, Business credit cards and other accounts are not eligible for participation in the program. Additional restrictions apply. For complete program Terms and Conditions visit online.
March 9, 2010
