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Chase Checking & Savings: Open New Accounts Get Up To
$600 Bonus
With Qualifying Activities
Chase is offering a $300 Bonus with a new checking account and $200 Bonus with a new savings account with qualifying activities. Plus, get an extra $100 Bonus when you open both accounts at the same time.
Thanks to community member dragoNav for finding this deal.
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Thanks to community member dragoNav for finding this deal.
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- $300 Bonus
- For new Chase checking customers: Open a new Chase Total Checking account1 and set up direct deposit
- $200 Bonus
- For new Chase savings customers: Open a new Chase Savings account, deposit a total of $15,000 or more in new money within 30 days of coupon enrollment, and maintain a $15,000 balance for 90 days from coupon enrollment.
- $600 Bonus
- Open a new Chase Total Checking and a new Chase Savings account and get $600 when you open both at the same time and complete qualifying activities.
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Get $300 with a new checking account and another $200 with a
new savings account with qualifying activities. Plus, get an extra $100 bonus when you open both accounts at the same time
https://account.chase.c
Requirements :
Checking - set up direct deposit
Savings - deposit $15,000 or more & maintain the balance for 90 days
There is a monthly fee on checking account which can be avoided refer to the link for details
new savings account with qualifying activities. Plus, get an extra $100 bonus when you open both accounts at the same time
https://account.chase.c
Requirements :
Checking - set up direct deposit
Savings - deposit $15,000 or more & maintain the balance for 90 days
There is a monthly fee on checking account which can be avoided refer to the link for details
Created 07-29-2022
at 05:30 PM
by dragoNav
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Bonuses are for people who don't have existing Chase checking or savings accounts, or those whose accounts have not been closed within the last 90 days. Keep in mind, you can receive only one new checking and one new savings account opening related bonus every two years from the last coupon enrollment date and only one bonus per account.
Sofi currently has a 1.8% interest rate on both checking and savings and Chase still has a 0.01% Savings interest rate even after all the Fed hikes.
Obviously the Chase bonus is great for bonus churners and the people who actually go into banks in 2022 but I'm not switching back for 0.01%.
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Sofi currently has a 1.8% interest rate on both checking and savings and Chase still has a 0.01% Savings interest rate even after all the Fed hikes.
Obviously the Chase bonus is great for bonus churners and the people who actually go into banks in 2022 but I'm not switching back for 0.01%.
$600 free money is just much better
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Great for churners for sure. But personally if I have $15,000+ sitting around in a savings account I'd rather it was earning interest for me and not just the bank.
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What monthly fee? For savings account?
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Can I ask how long you've had it? Seems like every time I switch to a Kasasa checking account at a CU they significantly drop the rate shortly after. Happened twice now.