Bank·Offers
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Independent · Dated · Accountable

An independent ledger of US bank bonuses, CD rates, and brokerage transfer offers.

Every entry verified against the source, dated, and accompanied by an honest valuation after fees, taxes, and the time cost of meeting requirements. No churn-and-burn listicles, no rewritten press releases, no offers we wouldn't pursue ourselves.

Methodology

How we evaluate offers
01

Verification at the source

Every offer is verified against the bank's official terms page on the date it's listed. We link to the source. If terms can't be confirmed at the source, we don't list the offer.

02

Honest net valuation

We compute the realistic net value of each offer after taxes (at a stated bracket assumption), fees, minimum-balance opportunity cost, and an estimate of the time required to meet requirements. The headline number is rarely what you actually walk away with.

03

Explicit catches

Every listing includes a "catches" section: early termination fees, direct deposit definitions, qualifying activity windows, account holding periods, geographic restrictions, and clauses that can void the bonus.

04

Dated everything

Every offer page shows the date last verified. Expired offers remain accessible for historical reference rather than silently disappearing. Our full methodology is published and versioned.

Editorial

What this site is — and isn't

Bank Offers is written for people who treat account bonuses as a small, ongoing optimization on cash they already hold — not as a get-rich scheme and not as a hobby that takes over their evenings. The goal is to surface offers genuinely worth the effort and to be honest about which ones aren't.

We're not a comparison engine, not a directory, and not a deal-a-day blog. The model is closer to an editorial publication with a focused beat: US consumer banking, business banking, and brokerage transfer incentives, covered with the assumption that your time has value.

Who writes this

Editorial accountability

Bylines are real, the editorial process is documented, and we publish our affiliate relationships in full. Where we earn commissions, we say so. Where we don't but recommend something anyway, we say that too. Reader questions and corrections route through a real inbox.

Read the about page for editor backgrounds, the methodology for how listings are produced, and the disclosures page for advertising and affiliate relationships.