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Frazz
Frazz (@guest_1832147)
April 17, 2024 14:13

DP from Pennsylvania:

2024/02/05: “Business Complete Checking” opened online w/SSN as sole proprietor.
2024/02/13: Transfer from Ally to Chase posts ($2500).
2024/03/22: Paid water bill in six different transactions ($10-21 for each transaction).
2024/04/09: “$400 for New Checking” posts ($400).

I’ll keep the account open through mid-August 2024 with a ~$2010 balance to avoid both the monthly fee and the EATF. It should hopefully come in handy as a “DD” for other bonuses during that time.

Thanks as always, Doc.

Bubu
Bubu (@guest_1831962)
April 17, 2024 07:41

DP:
2/12/24- account opened with $100 deposit
3/5/24- deposited $2000
5 debit transactions completed in March
4/16/24 – bonus posted!

Blakeney
Blakeney (@guest_1830372)
April 13, 2024 13:12

I’ve never had a business account before. I am legitimately self-employed but haven’t really had a need for one. I’ve tried to connect my Capital One account to my Chase business account for ACH transfers and it isn’t allowing a connection on C1’s end for some reason. I could write a check from that account.

I’ve heard not to pull or push from Chase’s end, so what’s the best way to get money into this account? Is there an issue with transferring or depositing money from a personal account to a business account? Fidelity seems to want a Medallion Signature Guarantee to connect for transfers to business accounts, so that’s another no go.

Blakeney
Blakeney (@guest_1830439)
April 13, 2024 17:44

Okay, I just double checked and Capital One says that business accounts aren’t eligible to be linked to personal accounts. I got the account linked before I read that but the business account is linked as a personal checking and I’d be afraid to try and transfer. No idea what I’m supposed to do here.

Celia 🔗
Celia 🔗 (@guest_1830467)
April 13, 2024 19:09

Blakeney I have my Chase biz account (DBA) attached to my Cap1 personal account. I’ve made several transfers the past year plus without issue.

Honestly, I tried to link several savings accounts to my biz account but only Cap1 actually linked. Didn’t know they’re not supposed to be.

Blakeney
Blakeney (@guest_1830469)
April 13, 2024 19:12

Okay, cool. Mine’s just a sole prop in my name, so hopefully all will be well. Thanks for your help.

vc
vc (@guest_1830462)
April 13, 2024 18:47

I’ve linked all of my biz accts to personal accts, but that’s bc the biz accts just use my name and not an actual company name. For Fid, it won’t let you link online if you select Business. A workaround is just to select Personal (if the acct’s in your name).

Blakeney
Blakeney (@guest_1830470)
April 13, 2024 19:15
  vc

Thanks so much. Mine is just a sole prop in my name as well. I will continue on then.

Ryan
Ryan (@guest_1829083)
April 10, 2024 18:21

Can anyone confirm the ‘early termination fee’ of 6-months is gone? I couldn’t find the text in the fine print anymore. I know in the past they had it.

Polina
Polina (@guest_1828477)
April 9, 2024 18:27

This bonus was available yearly earlier this year and in prior year. The restriction of every two years is new and unfortunate.

person
person (@guest_1828436)
April 9, 2024 17:12

Is my math wrong here in that the $400 is more attractive than the $750?

(400/2000)*6=120%
(750/30000)*6=15%

ntn
ntn (@guest_1828454)
April 9, 2024 17:44

Sure, but if you go with the 400/2k deal, assuming you had 30k, what are you doing with the remaining 28k? If you put it in a HYSA at 5% for 60 days, you’d earn 233, which is less than 350.

So it only makes sense if you can yield more than 350 in 60 days elsewhere.

person
person (@guest_1828455)
April 9, 2024 17:49

that’s a good point, thanks for the sanity check

Neo
Neo (@guest_1827542)
April 7, 2024 22:43

Does the 1099-INT on the biz chk account make tax reporting more complicated than a personal account bonus does? I plan to open the biz account under my SSN (can I?) but don’t want to run into any extra hassle to file tax return.

Jason_08
Jason_08 (@guest_1828128)
April 9, 2024 04:39

No, it will be the same

Neo
Neo (@guest_1828160)
April 9, 2024 08:58

anyone?

Ian
Ian (@guest_1826630)
April 5, 2024 16:13

Couldn’t open online as a sole prop and had to schedule an appointment at a Chase branch. Very long process, almost 2 hours. To be fair though, my banker was new….he was very nice though. He also said I could call him directly if the bonus didn’t show up.

Bonus code applied and I received a confirmation slip. I was able to transfer $2020 to the business account. That money hit my personal account 2 weeks ago. I was told that this still meets the bonus requirement of “new money” because it has been in Chase’s system for less than 30 days. Just need to do 5x debit card transactions and the bonus should go through. We discussed details in depth.

Interestingly enough, I was told that business accounts can’t be opened online….which is clearly not true. A $400 bonus is worth a trip to the bank and 2 hours of my time….so it’s all good.

Jimmy
Jimmy (@guest_1824479)
April 2, 2024 10:45

1/23/24 – Account Opened
1/26/24 – Deposit $2K
4/02/24 – $400 Bonus Received

*Made 5 small debit transactions along the way.. Plan to keep account open for the ACH Payment options to satisfy other DD requirements but don’t love the $2K minimum balance to avoid maintenance fees.

Will
Will (@guest_1822942)
March 30, 2024 08:01

I have 2 EIN’s, can I get a bonus for both?

Ricki
Ricki (@guest_1823530)
March 31, 2024 20:32

Not if you’re the signer on both accounts.

That’s how I interpret the following:

“Signers can receive [only] one new business checking account opening-related offer [within] two years from the last offer enrollment date.”
 

Ricki
Ricki (@guest_1823537)
March 31, 2024 20:50

That’s just my opinion. If I were you, I’d ask a Chase business banker.

Bad Cow
Bad Cow (@guest_1824046)
April 1, 2024 15:29

That’s just your uninformed opinion.

If you don’t know, then don’t comment. Stop gaslighting everyone with pointless conjecture and advice you’ve pulled out of your ass.

Bad Cow
Bad Cow (@guest_1824043)
April 1, 2024 15:26

Yes. People have done multiple EINs before. but you might need to go in branch.

Once again, Ricki has no clue what she’s talking about. Her amateur advice to you is to ask the bank if you can churn this bonus.

Will
Will (@guest_1824468)
April 2, 2024 10:12

I did go to branch for second one, and banker actually said it shouldn’t matter, but it’s been 2 1/2 months and no bonus yet.