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For new Chase savings customers: Open a new Chase SavingsSM account1, 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.
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Chase Total Checking® + Chase SavingsSM
When you open a new Chase Total Checking® account1 and new Chase Savings account with qualifying activities.
https://account.chase.c
Get $300
Chase Total Checking®
For new Chase checking customers: Open a new Chase Total Checking® account1 and set up direct deposit within 90 days of coupon enrollment.
Coupon code applied when you
choose "Open an account"
OR
Get $200
Chase SavingsSM
For new Chase savings customers: Open a new Chase SavingsSM account1, 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.
Coupon code applied when you
choose "Open an account"
OR
Get $900 for both (an extra $400 bonus)
Chase Total Checking® + Chase SavingsSM
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Deposits from TreasuryDirect like Treasury Bills maturing or reinvesting (giving you the small interest back) should both count as valid Direct Deposits.
Also, reading the fine print, looks like to not get any fees on the accounts you will need….
$15,000 in the savings
$1,500 in the checking
So locking up $16,500 for around 90 days.
Will need to figure out the way to best close it once I get the bonus. Anyone have any experience with closing these out after the bonus is received?
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100k bonus?
You can, but expect a hassle with their legal team. They will insist on documentation that you do not need to provide, and I was not impressed. Opened in my name as experiment and after bonus closed accounts. Still have CC for the 100k pts, that was easy. Could designate beneficiary to be trust as backup, but never did that as only interested in the bonus.
Deposits from TreasuryDirect like Treasury Bills maturing or reinvesting (giving you the small interest back) should both count as valid Direct Deposits.
Also, reading the fine print, looks like to not get any fees on the accounts you will need….
$15,000 in the savings
$1,500 in the checking
So locking up $16,500 for around 90 days.
Will need to figure out the way to best close it once I get the bonus. Anyone have any experience with closing these out after the bonus is received?
So, the $900 is a nice little incentive and, IMO, the 90-day (vs. 1 yr) non-liquidity is reasonable. Unfortunately for me, the annoyance of the direct-deposit requirement makes the deal a no-go.
Probably. My employer's payroll processor doesn't seem to care who owns the account.
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