Pikes Peak CU Savings or Share Certificate bonus: is $50 worth it?
What it adds over what your cash earns now, tier by tier. Change the rate to yours.
+$47: more than leaving it at 4.15%
With the bonus60.83%
Leave it where it is4.15%
Yearly rate on $500 while it's there, bonus included.
The math
Compared with leaving $500 at 4.15%
Bonus
+$50
Interest while it's there
0.1% for 2 mo
$0
What it'd earn at home
$500 at 4.15% for 2 mo
−$3
Extra
+$47
Works out to 60.8% a year on that cash, vs 4.15% at home.
Keep $500 there until day 60. Terms checked Oct 10, 2026.
About this bonus
What it takes
- 1Keep $500 there until day 60
- Ends
- No end date listed
- Where
- Colorado
- Pays while it's there
- 0.1% a year
- Monthly fee
- None
- Cash stays
- About 60 days
- Bonus paid
- Usually within 30 days of finishing
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Questions
Is the Pikes Peak CU Savings or Share Certificate bonus worth it?
At 4.15%, about what T-bills or a money market fund pay (as of Oct 12, 2026), the $500 tier adds +$47: the $50 bonus, minus the $3 that cash would have earned in 60 days. At a different rate the answer changes; the calculator on this page works it out for yours.
What are the requirements?
Keep $500 there until day 60. Open to residents of Colorado.
When does it end?
No end date is listed. The terms were last checked Oct 10, 2026.