CBC Federal Credit Union is offering free Dodger tickets to members who fund their auto, personal, or first mortgage loan by 08.31.2012. Members can receive two tickets for balances from $5,000 to $20,000, and four tickets for balances over $20,000. Click here for more information.

Associated Bank customers who open a new checking account with the Brewers Checking option will receive a free Milwaukee Brewers jersey. This option includes special features such as Brewers themed checks, a checkbook cover sporting the Brewers logo, a themed debit card, and discounts on tickets and at the Brewers Team Store. Click here for more information.

IBERIABANK is celebrating their 125th anniversary by giving away the new generation iPad. Customers can enter for a chance to win at any full service IBERIABANK branch or by liking IBERIABANK on Facebook by 04.30.2012. Click here for more information.

Fulton Bank customers who open a new checking account through 03.31.2012 will receive a free Amazon Kindle Fire. To qualify, customers must set up a direct deposit of $250 or more within 60 days of account opening, enroll in online banking with bill pay, and make three bill payments within 90 days of account opening. Click here for more information. 

The online division of Flushing Savings Bank, FSB, iGObanking.com, has a special value added program through GiftsforBanking.com that includes gifts for Valentine’s Day. Customers who open a 2, 3, or 5-year CD with a $5,000 minimum opening balance will receive a gift that corresponds to the amount deposited and the term selected. Once the customer has funded the CD, they will receive a personalized link to select their gift. In addition to the gift, the customer will earn an APY of 0.35% on the 2-year CD, 0.55% on the 3-year CD, and 0.95% on the 5-year CD term. Click here for more information.

Kids who sign up for a new account with SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union by 02.29.2012 will receive a free mini backpack keychain and they will be entered to win one of five full-size backpacks filled with school supplies. Click here for more information.