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Chase Bank Fees for 2023 – Here’s What to Expect

Written by: editorial staff
December 8, 2022

Chase Bank is one of the most recognizable names in banking. Their presence – both branch and ATM – is as vast as their customer base with 17,000 ATMs and 4,700 branches nationwide. On top of this tremendous reach, they also sit on roughly $4 trillion (yes, with a T) in assets.

While a bank of this size has much to offer in terms of accessibility, it is no secret that the institution’s most popular bank accounts and products typically come with fees.

These fees generally include:

  • overdraft charges,
  • monthly maintenance fees,
  • checking account fees,
  • wire transfer fees and
  • ATM fees for using a non-Chase machine (not to mention what that ATM owner charges)

While the monthly maintenance fees can be waived on most accounts, some of the other fees may be inevitable.

Below is a complete breakdown of all the fees you can expect to pay with Chase Bank’s most popular accounts as well as how to waive them (if possible).

In this post you'll learn:

  • Chase Total Checking Account Fees & How to Avoid Them
  • Chase Total Checking Fees
  • Chase Secure Banking Checking Account Fees & How to Avoid Them
  • Chase Secure Banking Fees
  • Chase Premier Plus Checking Account Fees & How to Avoid Them
  • Chase Premier Plus Checking Fees
  • Chase Bank Savings Account Fees and Rates

Chase Total Checking Account Fees & How to Avoid Them

The Chase Total Checking account is the most basic checking account option. It comes with a minimum deposit requirement of $25 and a hefty monthly fee of $12 that can be waived by doing any of following:

  • Direct deposit totaling $500 or more made to this account
  • OR a balance at the beginning of each day of $1,500 or more in this account
  • OR an average beginning day balance of $5,000 or more in any combination of this account and linked qualifying deposits or investments.

Below is a complete list of fees to look out for if opening a Chase Total Checking account.

Chase Total Checking Fees

TypeFee
Monthly Maintenance$12 (can be waived)
Minimum Deposit$25
Overdraft$34
Card ReplacementFree 3-5 business days. $5 rush payment.
Foreign Transaction3%
ATM (out of network, domestic)$3.00 (plus whatever the ATM owner charges)
ATM (out of network, international)$5.00 (plus whatever the ATM owner charges)
Wire (incoming, domestic)$15 (free if coming from Chase)
Wire (outgoing, domestic)$25 ($35 if done with a banker)
Wire (incoming, international)$15 (free if coming from Chase)
Wire (outgoing, international)$50 if done with a banker.
$40 if done online or with mobile app and funds are sent in USD.
$5.00 if done online or with mobile app and funds are sent in foreign currency.
$0.00 if done online or with mobile app and funds are sent in foreign currency AND amount is more than $5k.
Stop Payment with Customer Support$30
Online or Automated Phone Stop Payment$25
Returned Item or Check$12
Money Order$5.00
Cashier’s Check$8.00

Of course, you’ll also have to pay for things like paper checks or paper statements ($6 per statement copy) should you wish to obtain them, but Chase Bank has a robust online banking platform and native apps on IOS and Android that will give you plenty of access to all your account information free of charge.

Chase Secure Banking Checking Account Fees & How to Avoid Them

The Chase Secure Banking account is considered the middle tier in terms of Chase checking account options. The big difference with this account is that it has a flat $4.95/month service fee that can not be waived. In exchange for this, the account comes with no overdraft fees. If you overdraft your account, they will simply decline or return the transaction.

Chase Secure Banking Fees

TypeFee
Monthly Maintenance$4.95 (can not be waived)
Minimum Deposit$25
OverdraftNone
Card ReplacementFree 3-5 business days. $5 rush payment.
Foreign Transaction3%
ATM (out of network, domestic)$3.00 (plus whatever the ATM owner charges)
ATM (out of network, international)$5.00
Wire (incoming, domestic)$15 (free if coming from Chase)
Wire (outgoing, domestic)$25 ($35 if done with a banker)
Wire (incoming, international)$15 (free if coming from Chase)
Wire (outgoing, international)$50 if done with a banker.
$40
if done online or with mobile app and funds are sent in USD.
$5.00
if done online or with mobile app and funds are sent in foreign currency.
$0.00
if done online or with mobile app and funds are sent in foreign currency AND amount is more than $5k.
Stop Payment with Customer Support$30
Online or Automated Phone Stop Payment$25
Returned Item or Check$12
Money Orderfree
Cashier’s Checkfree

Chase Premier Plus Checking Account Fees & How to Avoid Them

The Chase Premier Plus Checking account is the top tier in terms of Chase checking account options. It comes with an interest rate (although the standard rate sits at just 0.01% APY at the moment) and they waive fees for counter checks, money orders and cashier’s checks.

It comes with an even heftier monthly maintenance fee of $25 that can be waived by doing any of following:

  • An average beginning day balance of $15,000 or more in any combination of this account and linked qualifying deposits or investments
  • OR have a linked qualifying Chase first mortgage enrolled in automatic payments from your Chase account

If you cannot meet the two qualifications above, Chase will also let you waive the $25 monthly fee by linking:

  • Up to two additional personal Chase checking accounts (excluding Chase Sapphire, Checking and Chase Private Client Checking)
  • Chase personal savings account(s), excluding Chase Private Client Savings
  • Chase Liquid Card(s)

Below is a complete list of fees to look out for if opening a Chase Premier Plus Checking account.

Chase Premier Plus Checking Fees

TypeFee
Monthly Maintenance$25 (can be waived)
Beginning Day Balance$15,000 to avoid $25 fee
Overdraft$34
Card ReplacementFree 3-5 business days. $5 rush payment.
Foreign Transaction3%
ATM (out of network, domestic)$3.00 (plus whatever the ATM owner charges)
ATM (out of network, international)$5.00
Wire (incoming, domestic)$15 (free if coming from Chase)
Wire (outgoing, domestic)$25 ($35 if done with a banker)
Wire (incoming, international)$15 (free if coming from Chase)
Wire (outgoing, international)$0 – $50
Stop Payment with Customer Support$30
Online or Automated Phone Stop Payment$25
Returned Item or Check$12
Money Orderfree
Cashier’s Checkfree

Chase Bank Savings Account Fees and Rates

Chase Bank currently offers two different savings accounts – The Chase Savings and the Chase Premier Savings. Both of these accounts come with monthly fees that can be waived.

The Chase Savings account comes with a $5 monthly maintenance fee unless one of the following conditions apply:

  • you’re under the age of 18
  • you maintain at least a $300 minimum daily balance
  • you set up at least one recurring automatic transfer of $25 from a Chase checking account
  • you link your savings to a Chase Premier Plus Checking, Chase Premier Platinum Checking, or Chase Private Client Checking account

The Chase Premier Savings account comes with a $25 monthly maintenance fee unless one of the following conditions apply:

  • maintain a minimum daily balance of $15,000
  • link up a Chase Premier Plus Checking or Chase Sapphire Checking account

All of the additional miscellaneous fees from the table(s) above apply to both of the chase savings accounts.

You won’t earn much in the way of interest on either savings account offered by Chase Bank currently. Current rates vary between just 0.01% and 0.02% APY depending on your relationship standing with the bank. In other words, how many accounts you hold with them and your balances in each.

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