Savings Accounts
Chase Savings Accounts: Basic, Money Market & Plus
January 28, 2010 by caroline · Leave a Comment
JPMorgan Chase & Co is a premier financial instituion that operates in approximately 50 countries worldwide. It is one of the “Big Four Banks” of America with Wells Fargo, CitiBank and Bank of America. In addition to savings, Chase offers checking, credit and loan services. To receive great rates from Chase, you might need to have a large sum of money to deposit or choose them as your intial savings account holder.
Basic Chase Savings
Rates are variable and determined by Chase upon applying.
The Chase Savings account is an excellent choice for those who are beginner savers. It is the perfect account to put away money for a rainy day, vaction or new motorcycle. $25 dollar initial deposit. Month service fees are waived if a minimum daily balance of $300 is maintained. Savers enjoy free online banking statements and e-mail alerts.
Chase Money Market Savings
Rates are variable and determined by Chase after applying.
Relationship are available if your account can be linked to a Chase Better Banking Checking Account.
The Chase Money Market Savings Account is for a more advanced saver who has more to save! This savings account features higher rates for larger balances. You will also enjoy free online statements and free e-mail alerts courtesy of Chase. $25 minimum to open. Montly service fee is waived if a minimum daily balance is kept at $1,500.
Chase Plus Savings
APY is variable and listed on Chase.com
The Chase Plus Savings account is for those who have more to invest. Savers will have maximized yeilds and balances will grow quickly. You must keep a minimum of $15,000 in this account and will have to link your accounts to dodge a monthly fee.
Rates are subject to change. These rates were updated January 29, 2010.
