Bonus amount will be determined after day 90.

The Chase Total Checking account comes with a monthly service fee of $15 which is waived if complete any of the following:

New accounts will not be charged a Monthly Service Fee for at least the first two statement periods.

There used to be an six-month period where you would lose the bonus if closed out, but sometime in 2022 (?) they removed that clause and so it’s now safe to close after you receive the bonus paid out.

This is an excellent bonus. We’ve seen the $900 checking+savings offer around for a while . This new offer is more interesting for someone who can handle the large direct deposit requirement since you don’t need to tie up $15,000 at 0% interest for 90 days. Someone who can’t meet the direct deposit requirement will prefer the other offer. See what counts as direct deposit here. 

Useful posts regarding bank bonuses:

It usually takes two business days for the tracker to update if your direct deposit was successful

You can try using the comments search function to see if that has worked before, or just wait a few days to see if the tracker updates. 

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