Chase Bank - Anyone here have an account?
Discussion
Steamer said:
Earl of Hazzard said:
J210 said:
Chase have very quietly announced they are changing interest rate to a tracker at 1.15% below BOE
Comes in middle of May
Cheers for the heads up! It also states you can put up to a million quid in now.Comes in middle of May
So - bet your bottom dollar interest rate cut in May
boe 5.25
chase 4.1
asfault said:
Steamer said:
Earl of Hazzard said:
J210 said:
Chase have very quietly announced they are changing interest rate to a tracker at 1.15% below BOE
Comes in middle of May
Cheers for the heads up! It also states you can put up to a million quid in now.Comes in middle of May
So - bet your bottom dollar interest rate cut in May
boe 5.25
chase 4.1
asfault said:
Little bit of a faf but basicly it's 20 seconds work for £15 a month.
However the moment the cashback is gone there's no extra incentive for me.to use chase for all my daily purchases.
I was thinking this, I'll probably go back to my virgin money account for my slush account as I got chase for the cashback and free overseas. Now my main account elsewhere is free overseas and virgin is also chase has no incentive to stayHowever the moment the cashback is gone there's no extra incentive for me.to use chase for all my daily purchases.
Jawls said:
I think that new offer might only be available to a subset of Chase customers.
Might be right. I haven't received anything like this . Mentioned on MSE though and there appear to be some unhappy people who haven't got the offer: https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/65...
I've just messaged Chase to ask if it's possible to get the higher rate - I had slightly more than £500 in my savings on 8/3 (although only around £850) as I'd moved most of it to Metro. The money in my Chase savings is drip-fed through into my current account throughout the month as required so it's earning more than the 1% the current account offers.
If they offer me 5.1% I'll move the money back from Metro when their rate drops.
If they offer me 5.1% I'll move the money back from Metro when their rate drops.
Edited by Funk on Monday 8th April 14:02
22 said:
Eligibility criteria including no savings account or <£500 in savings on 8/3.
As has been mentioned before on these threads, the 'good' rates are usually to entice new/returning money.
Yes my savings account was empty hence being offered it, As has been mentioned before on these threads, the 'good' rates are usually to entice new/returning money.
It's gone through now, took a couple of attempts.
Odd business model though. But it's temped me back so I guess it's worked for them!
paulw123 said:
Yes my savings account was empty hence being offered it,
It's gone through now, took a couple of attempts.
Odd business model though. But it's temped me back so I guess it's worked for them!
Except that’ll I’ll be transferring my money out for a better rate. Strange way of doing business imo.It's gone through now, took a couple of attempts.
Odd business model though. But it's temped me back so I guess it's worked for them!
paulw123 said:
22 said:
Eligibility criteria including no savings account or <£500 in savings on 8/3.
As has been mentioned before on these threads, the 'good' rates are usually to entice new/returning money.
Yes my savings account was empty hence being offered it, As has been mentioned before on these threads, the 'good' rates are usually to entice new/returning money.
It's gone through now, took a couple of attempts.
Odd business model though. But it's temped me back so I guess it's worked for them!
In fact you'd think they would look to re-attract people who've had large savings balances in the past but moved money away.
Funk said:
paulw123 said:
22 said:
Eligibility criteria including no savings account or <£500 in savings on 8/3.
As has been mentioned before on these threads, the 'good' rates are usually to entice new/returning money.
Yes my savings account was empty hence being offered it, As has been mentioned before on these threads, the 'good' rates are usually to entice new/returning money.
It's gone through now, took a couple of attempts.
Odd business model though. But it's temped me back so I guess it's worked for them!
Banks never have rewarded loyalty.
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