Chase 1.5% Easy Access 28 March 2022 at 8:40AM edited 28 March 2022 at 8:40AM in Savings & investments 834 replies 91.8K views

andyhicks88

Chase Launching a 1.5% Easy Access savings account.

https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/saving/article-10652239/Best-savings-rates-Chase-Bank-launches-1-5-easy-access-account.html

AndyTh_2

and you can have 10 of them, so good for pots of money with more decent interest than other pots of money challenger bank apps.

AlwaysLearnin

Thanks OP. 

Link to Chase site:

https://www.chase.co.uk/gb/en/product/chase-saver-account/

KTF

Its live on the app now.

noh

KTF said:

Its live on the app now.

Works for me. I have just opened a saving account via the app.

Joe9090

Looks like you need a current account but still worth considering for the 1% cashback.

To open a Chase saver account, you'll first need to bank with Chase – that means holding a current account with us. 

Once you're a customer, you can open and manage your Chase saver account in the Chase app. You can get help with making payments from our Support Team, if you need it.

• You don't need a minimum deposit to open this account
• You can have up to 10 saver accounts with us at any one time
• Once your balance across all saver accounts reaches £250,000, you won't be able to pay in any more, but you'll still earn interest

Daliah

Joe9090 said:

Looks like you need a current account but still worth considering for the 1% cashback.

Not an issue, as they don't even do a hard credit check. You do, however, need photo ID. As you say, well worth for the 1% cashback, anyway, and the 1.5% on instant access is market leading by a country mile.

duckson

Current account looks decent to just pay for food, fuel and other local shop bought stuff and get 1% cash back, would leave standing orders, DD’s etc with my Santander account. 

Also ditch Marcus for the 1.5% saver, little wins but think I’ll leave the big chunk of savings in PB’s for the thrill! 

jaypers

Surely a game changer this and other providers will need to up their game very quickly. 

SickGroove

That was painless! 😁

So, just put a pound in each account to make sure all OK.

I've just recently opened up a Virgin Saver with £25K in at 1% and an Atom one with £30K in at 0.90% 

So, should I just put all 55K into this bad boy from the off? 

Can i keep both the Virgin & Atom accounts open with a 0 balance, just incase they increase again?

Thanks in advance.

refluxer

Does anyone have personal experience of Chase ? Their Trustpilot reviews seem like a 'mixed bag', to put it politely !