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Just swung by Chase yesterday. I’m looking at having to shell out $2.25 monthly maintenance fees and $2.75 for the Chase Mobile app.
Can someone please break down the actual perks of an American Express card for me? I’ve never touched one, but it seems like everyone on this forum is obsessed with them.
Sweet!
So, if I've got this right, I'll still be paying the same total amount $2.25 every month. Honestly, I haven't even touched my American Express, and frankly, I prefer not having an overdraft option anyway—it keeps me more disciplined. 😁 My biggest priority is just making sure there aren't any hidden monthly maintenance fees 🙂
Thanks for clearing that up 😉
Hey there!
I could really use some advice here 🙂
Just like a few others who’ve posted about this, I got an email saying my Chase Index Plus package is being phased out soon—even though I’m still a student 😁. Now I’m trying to figure out what my best move is going forward.
Here’s what I was paying monthly:
Chase365 fee = $0.67
Monthly fee for the Chase Index Plus package = $1.75
The Chase365 service fee always took $4.75 from me, but I’d just transfer it right back into the account immediately. So, basically $2.25 every month.
What’s the deal now? Am I going to see a bigger charge just for online banking and basic account maintenance?
And can I still rely on having a $333 overdraft limit like I did before?
Regarding my American Express card, I have it lying around somewhere at home, but I never actually activated it.
Can I even activate it and start using it, and is it even worth it? What kind of perks does that card actually offer?
My checking account is active too, but looking at everything combined, I was paying roughly $2.25 per month.
Am I going to be forced to start paying those extra $4.75 that I haven't had to cover until now?
I really don't want to jump ship to another bank if I can help it. With Chase, I can find an ATM in pretty much any city, and I can handle everything through online banking in a couple of minutes...