About HSBC

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Live offers
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The HSBC offer in brief

HSBC pays up to $3,000 when you open HSBC Premier Checking as a new customer. The $1,000 tier asks you to deposit $50,000 in new money and keep it there. The $3,000 tier asks you to deposit $500,000 in new money and keep it there. The account charges $50 a month, and the bank publishes ways to avoid the fee. Its terms name no state limit, and the bank decides at application. The bank shows December 31, 2026 as the last day.

Bonus
up to $3,000
What it takes
Deposit and hold: $500,000, investments count
Monthly fee
$50 a month, waivable
Ends
December 31, 2026
Checked
October 6, 2026
When the bank pays
HSBC pays within 8 weeks from the day the account fully qualifies.

The HSBC Premier Checking offer page has the steps, every tier, who can get it and a calculator for your own numbers.

Live offers from HSBC

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Live bonuses from HSBC, largest first
Bank and accountBonusWhat it takesCash to parkAnnual rateMonthly feeWhereEnds and checked
HSBC Bonusup to $3,000What it takesDeposit and hold$500,000, investments countCash to park$500,000Annual ratehold period not stated in daysMonthly fee$50 a month, waivableWhereNo state limit in the termsThe bank decides at applicationEnds and checkedChecked

Banks change and end offers without notice. Confirm every term on the bank's own page before you apply.

Before you open an account: how often one bank pays a bonus and monthly fees and how to avoid them.

Where these facts come from

Every figure on this page comes from HSBC's own pages. Each offer page names the page it was read from and the date.

  • Offer page on www.us.hsbc.com, read
  • Terms on www.us.hsbc.com, read

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