Originally Posted by
flyershmlyer
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4. Banks are usually proactive during natural disasters by advertising removal of fees etc. Good PR for them. Chase could've done the same.
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As is Chase:
https://www.chase.com/digital/resour...asehome_3/hero
Here's how we're helping customers in FEMA-declared areas
Automatically waiving or refunding late fees for mortgage, credit card, business banking and auto loans and leases through September 10, 2017.
Automatically waiving or refunding overdraft, service and ATM fees on consumer and business checking and savings accounts, also through September 10.
Automatically starting a 90-day grace period on mortgage and home equity payments. We won’t charge fees or send negative information to the credit bureaus. Please call us as soon as your situation stabilizes. We'll work together to get you back on track.
Opening branches as quickly as possible so you can talk to bankers and get to your safe deposit box. We started Wednesday, but this is going to take time—we appreciate your patience.
Please check your Chase Mobile app® or the Branch Locator for locations now open near you.
Keeping our ATMs stocked with cash as much as possible.