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Chase Boosted Saver Account
isey235
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Hi
I am looking to open a chase saving account, taking advantage of their boost offer to 4.5%
In order to take advantage of the offer you are required to open a current account with them.
Does anyone know if you have to make any deposit(s) to the current account or can it just lay dormant ?
Thanks in advance
J
I am looking to open a chase saving account, taking advantage of their boost offer to 4.5%
In order to take advantage of the offer you are required to open a current account with them.
Does anyone know if you have to make any deposit(s) to the current account or can it just lay dormant ?
Thanks in advance
J
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Never paid into it once, but the Saver is my main easy access savings account.0
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I'm sure I heard Martin Lewis on ITV last week mention this Chase account. He said it's not necessary to use the current account to take advantage of the savings account - it may lie dormant.isey235 said:Hi
I am looking to open a chase saving account, taking advantage of their boost offer to 4.5%
In order to take advantage of the offer you are required to open a current account with them.
Does anyone know if you have to make any deposit(s) to the current account or can it just lay dormant ?
Thanks in advance
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I've just done this and have successfully direct funded the saver account, won't recieve my first interest payment till the end of the month but I've never seen any reference to having to fund the current account and i'm not planning to. It does offer 1% cashback on travel/petrol and shopping though, so if you're not getting that elsewhere it could be worth using it...{Signature removed by Forum Team - if you are not sure why we have removed your signature please contact the Forum Team}0
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Thanks all for the replies.
Another question, can I deposit say 80k in the savings account and get the 4.5% interest paid after 12 months ?
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As far as I am aware, been a Chase customer from the start, there is no annual option for interest. It's credited on the 1st of every month.isey235 said:Thanks all for the replies.
Another question, can I deposit say 80k in the savings account and get the 4.5% interest paid after 12 months ?
Also, the rate may not stay at 4.50% for the full 12 months as it's variable.0
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