The fine print does present a signficant roadblock for this deal in that it requires direct deposit. This would preclude children and even those of us who don’t have a direct deposit option…… Is there a way around this?
Open a new qualifying SunTrust checking account with qualifying Direct Deposit to receive 15,000 bonus miles. To qualify for the 30,000 bonus miles offer, a Delta SkyMiles World Check Card must be opened with the checking account. A qualifying Direct Deposit is a direct deposit of your salary, pension, Social Security or other regular monthly income of $100 or more per deposit electronically deposited to your account during statement cycle by your employer or an outside agency.
The fine print does present a signficant roadblock for this deal in that it requires direct deposit. This would preclude children and even those of us who don’t have a direct deposit option…… Is there a way around this?
Open a new qualifying SunTrust checking account with qualifying Direct Deposit to receive 15,000 bonus miles. To qualify for the 30,000 bonus miles offer, a Delta SkyMiles World Check Card must be opened with the checking account. A qualifying Direct Deposit is a direct deposit of your salary, pension, Social Security or other regular monthly income of $100 or more per deposit electronically deposited to your account during statement cycle by your employer or an outside agency..
I’d would check the FlyerTalk thread as some people have commented on ways to meet that requirement. One thing I can think of is if your employer lets you split up your Direct Deposit into 2 deposit. (I think most places allow this). If you split it between 2 accounts, and your Spouse does the same thing, that should cover the Direct Deposit for your kids.
Since this isn’t a credit card offer, there is a good chance you’ll have to pay tax on the points. If they value to points similarly to Citibank, that could make the points bonus not worth it (depending on your marginal rate).
Unless you have heard anything specific about SunTrust, I think it should be fine. The only time I have heard of taxes for miles is for Citi checking accounts.
It depends where you are looking to go. Delta’s award chart operates on seasonality, meaning there are low, medium, and high level awards. For example a domestic economy flight in the U.S, the low level is 25k roundtrip, while the high is 60k roundtrip. A full chart can be found here: http://dmn.delta.com/skymiles/direct/charts/us49/
It depends where you are looking to go. Delta’s award chart operates on seasonality, meaning there are low, medium, and high level awards. For example a domestic economy flight in the U.S, the low level is 25k roundtrip, while the high is 60k roundtrip. A full chart can be found here: http://dmn.delta.com/skymiles/direct/charts/us49/
The fine print does present a signficant roadblock for this deal in that it requires direct deposit. This would preclude children and even those of us who don’t have a direct deposit option…… Is there a way around this?
Open a new qualifying SunTrust checking account with qualifying Direct Deposit to receive 15,000 bonus miles. To qualify for the 30,000 bonus miles offer, a Delta SkyMiles World Check Card must be opened with the checking account. A qualifying Direct Deposit is a direct deposit of your salary, pension, Social Security or other regular monthly income of $100 or more per deposit electronically deposited to your account during statement cycle by your employer or an outside agency.
The fine print does present a signficant roadblock for this deal in that it requires direct deposit. This would preclude children and even those of us who don’t have a direct deposit option…… Is there a way around this?
Open a new qualifying SunTrust checking account with qualifying Direct Deposit to receive 15,000 bonus miles. To qualify for the 30,000 bonus miles offer, a Delta SkyMiles World Check Card must be opened with the checking account. A qualifying Direct Deposit is a direct deposit of your salary, pension, Social Security or other regular monthly income of $100 or more per deposit electronically deposited to your account during statement cycle by your employer or an outside agency..
I’d would check the FlyerTalk thread as some people have commented on ways to meet that requirement. One thing I can think of is if your employer lets you split up your Direct Deposit into 2 deposit. (I think most places allow this). If you split it between 2 accounts, and your Spouse does the same thing, that should cover the Direct Deposit for your kids.
Since this isn’t a credit card offer, there is a good chance you’ll have to pay tax on the points. If they value to points similarly to Citibank, that could make the points bonus not worth it (depending on your marginal rate).
Unless you have heard anything specific about SunTrust, I think it should be fine. The only time I have heard of taxes for miles is for Citi checking accounts.
Hi parag,
Can you pls provide some example where I can use 30k delta points? Thanks!
It depends where you are looking to go. Delta’s award chart operates on seasonality, meaning there are low, medium, and high level awards. For example a domestic economy flight in the U.S, the low level is 25k roundtrip, while the high is 60k roundtrip. A full chart can be found here: http://dmn.delta.com/skymiles/direct/charts/us49/
It depends where you are looking to go. Delta’s award chart operates on seasonality, meaning there are low, medium, and high level awards. For example a domestic economy flight in the U.S, the low level is 25k roundtrip, while the high is 60k roundtrip. A full chart can be found here: http://dmn.delta.com/skymiles/direct/charts/us49/