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Chase Bank Various Promotional Offers - $200 for Total Checking, $2,000 for Private Client, $300 for Business Banking
Chase Bank has a bunch of offers going on depending on what type of account you want. Read the fine print, some offers require new accounts and direct deposit. Some require upgrading or opening accounts and bringing over new money. Each code has different requirements but you can email yourself the offer code and then read the instructions.
Chase Total Checking & Savings - $900 Offer (ENDED)
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Chase Total Checking & Savings - $600 Offer
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Chase Total Checking - $200 Offer
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Chase Private Client - $2,000 Offer
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Chase College Checking - $100 Offer
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Chase Business Complete Checking - $300 Offer
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Just email yourself the code, print it out and bring it in to a Chase Bank branch or open online. Personal offers expire 01/25/2023. Business offer expires 2/16/2023
Chase Total Checking & Savings - $900 Offer (ENDED)
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Chase Total Checking & Savings - $600 Offer
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Chase Total Checking - $200 Offer
https://account.chase.c
Chase Private Client - $2,000 Offer
https://account.chase.c
Chase College Checking - $100 Offer
https://account.chase.c
Chase Business Complete Checking - $300 Offer
https://account.chase.c
Just email yourself the code, print it out and bring it in to a Chase Bank branch or open online. Personal offers expire 01/25/2023. Business offer expires 2/16/2023
Created 12-31-2022
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Last year It had worked when opened account with a credit union. But not sure about chase.
want to get the $750 chase business checking promo
want to get the $750 chase business checking promo
I opened a business checking last year over the holidays and didnt fund in time for the promo so I closed it without ever putting anything in it-any idea if that might preclude me from being a new business customer?
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I had savings w/Purepoint a couple years but the rate has sucked since Mitsibishi sold them, so I'm looking for other options-Citi has also been advertising a similar rate-neither Chase or Citi has ever offered a decent rate on savings, so I'm skeptical of the restrictions.
The other thing I considered is the $700 promo for self directed brokerage acoount w/$10k new money but 3.8% is only private client and idk if I want to use their private client unless its just for 3.8% savings.
I had savings w/Purepoint a couple years but the rate has sucked since Mitsibishi sold them, so I'm looking for other options-Citi has also been advertising a similar rate-neither Chase or Citi has ever offered a decent rate on savings, so I'm skeptical of the restrictions.
The other thing I considered is the $700 promo for self directed brokerage acoount w/$10k new money but 3.8% is only private client and idk if I want to use their private client unless its just for 3.8% savings.
if you do self directed you can buy short term CDs or treasury bills yourself on their website.
https://www.chase.com/personal/in...or/pricing
There would be a 1% fee if you buy/sell a security in the brokerage account. No fee if you just hold your securities (say S&P 500 ETF).