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$300 Cash on Checking Account at HomeStreet Bank

12/14/2011 6:04 am Filed Under: Checking Account by Sophia Ryan

HomeStreet Bank, Seattle, is paying $300 (maximum) to customers who want to open a checking account.

You will get the cash amount if you open one of two checking accounts – one that is free or another with which fees are applicable if you don’t meet a few criteria, yet gives an interest.

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