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Chase $100 checking account bonus

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James Bond

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I have a BofA Checking/Savings account that I store most of my money in. For rewards though, I use a Chase Freedom card. It can be a pain to receive the checks in the mail from Chase when I get a bonus, and they mentioned that they can direct deposit to my account if I had checking with them.

There is a $100 bonus for opening a checking account.

Is there any good reason not to open it? Does my credit take a hit or anything like that for having 2 checking accounts?
 
I have a BofA Checking/Savings account that I store most of my money in. For rewards though, I use a Chase Freedom card. It can be a pain to receive the checks in the mail from Chase when I get a bonus, and they mentioned that they can direct deposit to my account if I had checking with them.

There is a $100 bonus for opening a checking account.

Is there any good reason not to open it? Does my credit take a hit or anything like that for having 2 checking accounts?

you planning to buy a house or car on financing? If not, who cares. You lose out on $100 just to save your credit score from falling minimal points?
 
you planning to buy a house or car on financing? If not, who cares. You lose out on $100 just to save your credit score from falling minimal points?

I am not planning on any loans or anything like that any time soon. Just wanted to make sure there wasn't a good reason to not have multiple checking accounts 🙂

Thanks

Edit: Ah, interesting. I currently get direct deposits on my BofA checking account... I wonder if I would be charged for it if I stopped that.
 
I am not planning on any loans or anything like that any time soon. Just wanted to make sure there wasn't a good reason to not have multiple checking accounts 🙂

Thanks

Edit: Ah, interesting. I currently get direct deposits on my BofA checking account... I wonder if I would be charged for it if I stopped that.
Chances are your employer has an option to direct deposit split into 2+ accounts, check up on that.

It won't affect your credit.
 
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