First, you will need to buy a Chase $200 coupon valid until 4/6/2013 for around $20 on eBay. Apparently, there is a hidden $100 or $150 Chase Bank Savings account bonus when you visit Chase’s brick and mortar to open your $200 coupon code. Here’s what I know from a trusted source; Chase bankers make extra money when they can convince you to open a Savings account with $10K or $15K in deposit with new money. They have easy access to these bonus saving codes that will give you an extra $100 or $150 on top of your Chase $200 checking account bonus. You may be interested in our Chase $200 Coupon Bonus Offer.
Chase Checking Hint: With a Chase Checking account, you may want to check out our list of thousands of dollars in Chase Credit Card Bonuses.
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True testimonial from a recent Chase customer:
The personal banker told us that if we start a savings account with at least 15k, we would get $100 additional cash. I guess that’s why the bank is called “Chase”
Anyhow, despite pleasantly surprised, we didn’t commit for a savings account. It is just too much money to deposit. So I told her that it was good, but we were not ready yet.
Important Info with Chase Savings Account Bonus:
- FREE $100 after setting up a new chase savings with 10k new money .
- FREE $150 after bringing in 10k new money and maintaining that balance for 90 days
- SPECIAL .75% savings interest rate for 90 days on up to $1 million after bringing in 25k new money.
The $15K can earn .75% interest , hence you are making some extra dollars while it’s sitting in the bank for 90 days. Your total Chase Bonus would be up to $350 depending on your deposit. The $10K – $15K deposit must be there for 90 days and the savings account must remain open for 6 months.
Info on $200 Checking Account Bonus:
No direct deposit is needed for the $200 account checking bonus. Make sure the account has a minimum of $1500 to avoid monthly maintenance fee from your checking account. It’s a known fact that the first 2 months of account opening, you only need to have $100 in the account. Hence, monthly fee won’t kick in until the 3rd month if the balance is not up to $1500. Of course, your banker usually can waive the fee the 3rd month if you happen to “forget”.
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