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Chase Private Client

Qualification:

At least $150,000 with Chase Bank in personal and business bank accounts. Also include investments with JP Morgan. Excludes all employer sponsored retirement plans (401K etc.) and other benefits plans such as HSA etc. but includes IRAs managed by Chase. The investments can be managed by JP Morgan (fee based) or self-directed by the clients.

There is no Monthly Service Fee for Chase Private Client Checking when you have one of the following each monthly statement period: an average beginning day balance of $150,000 or more in any combination of this account and linked qualifying deposits and investments or you have a linked Chase Platinum Business Checking account (with $50,000 balance). Otherwise a $35 Monthly Service Fee will apply.

Benefits:
  • No monthly service fee on Chase Private Client checking or savings accounts.
  • A reduced minimum balance requirement on Chase Platinum Business Checking and no monthly fee on Chase Total Business Checking accounts
  • No fees for domestic and international wire transfers completed in person, on the phone or online.
  • No Chase fee at a non-Chase ATM (including international ATMs). In addition, Chase refunds ATM fees charged by the ATM owners up to five times per statement period.
  • No fee for 3 x 5 Safe Deposit Box and a 20% discount for larger boxes (though Chase exited safe deposit business in California)
  • No stop payment fees.
  • No fees for cashier’s checks, counter checks or money orders.
  • When using your debit card, Chase will increase your daily ATM withdrawal limit of up to $2,000 and a daily purchase limit of up to $7,500.
  • No exchange rate adjustment fees for debit card usage or ATM withdrawals abroad, making this another great way to save on overseas ATM withdrawals
  • A slightly higher sign-up bonus on the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card. Chase Private Client customers can earn 60,000 bonus points after spending $4,000 on their card within three months of account opening, versus 50,000 points for the public offer. (Possibly outdated)
  • Mortgage benefits including the ability to leverage Chase’s best rate when you purchase a home with the Chase Private Client Mortgage Rate Purchase Program (based on your total deposits and investments with Chase), a $750 discount on closing costs on all loans, dedicated priority processing and senior underwriting support for loans, discounts for Home Equity Lines of Credit and direct access to Customer Service Specialists. Note: Chase discontinued new HELOCs in 2020 (existing HELOC accounts are grandfathered with these benefits).
  • Access to the Chase Private Client Arts & Culture program, which includes a card that offers free admission and discounts to museums in about a dozen major US cities. For example, in New York it offers free admission to the American Museum of Natural History for yourself and up to five guests. The card is specific to an individual city, but it appears that Chase is willing to send you new cards when you plan on visiting a particular city.Discontinued.
  • A private client advisor when you have investments with JP Morgan
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Chase Sapphire Banking Relationship

Qualification:


At least $75,000 with Chase Bank in personal and business bank accounts. Also include investments with JP Morgan. Excludes all employer sponsored retirement plans (401K etc.) and other benefits plans such as HSA etc. The investments can be managed by JP Morgan (fee based) or self-directed by the clients.

Benefits:
  • No monthly service fee on Chase Sapphire checking or savings accounts.
  • One no fee Chase Total Business Checking account (may have been removed)
  • No fees for domestic and international wire transfers completed in person, on the phone or online.
  • No Chase fee at a non-Chase ATM (including international ATMs). In addition, Chase refunds ATM fees charged by the ATM owners up to five times per statement period.
  • No fee for 3 x 5 Safe Deposit Box and a 20% discount for larger boxes.
  • No stop payment fees.
  • No fees on the first four overdrafts during the current the prior 12 statement periods
  • No fees for cashier’s checks, counter checks or money orders.
  • When using your debit card, Chase will increase your daily ATM withdrawal limits.
  • No exchange rate adjustment fees for debit card usage or ATM withdrawals abroad, making this another great way to save on overseas ATM withdrawals
  • 24/4 dedicated Chase Sapphire banking service line
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The benefits of Chase Private Client and Chase Sapphire Banking are almost identical. The main difference is that CPC has a dedicated private banker vs Sapphire dedicated service line. CPC is for clients who have more sophisticated banking and investment needs and desire a more personal relationship. CPC may have other banking discounts with mortgage, vehicle loans etc.

Before CPC was a way to get around the Chase 5/24 credit application limitation. It was also the backdoor to apply for the JPM Reserve (former Palladium) card. Both have been blocked or eliminated.


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Old May 9, 2021, 8:49 pm
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Originally Posted by Wyfind
It's essentially an open line of credit on your non-retirement securities. I don't have my assets managed by JP Morgan (everything is self-directed) but my investment advisor set it up.

Separately, I wish Private Client came with annual fee discounts on some credit cards like Citigold offers on the Prestige card.
That sounds like a borrowing account against your investment account. Or like a margin account. Just not sure how useful it is with the affluent "private clients". But still a good feature to have just in case....
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Old May 10, 2021, 10:49 am
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Originally Posted by RedSun
That sounds like a borrowing account against your investment account. Or like a margin account. Just not sure how useful it is with the affluent "private clients". But still a good feature to have just in case....
So if I'm cash poor but heavily invested in stocks and want to buy a car or property my options are to sell stocks and pay cap gains (out the future value my positions and cap gains hit) or I take out a loan against my portfolio and continuously roll the loan forward only paying the interest.

Smart money never sells they leverage using collateralized debt.
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Old May 10, 2021, 10:57 am
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Originally Posted by rebadc
So if I'm cash poor but heavily invested in stocks and want to buy a car or property my options are to sell stocks and pay cap gains (out the future value my positions and cap gains hit) or I take out a loan against my portfolio and continuously roll the loan forward only paying the interest.

Smart money never sells they leverage using collateralized debt.
It depends on what this "smart money" is buying or holding. Tesla, Coinbase, ARK ETFs etc. Can shoot to the noon, or can drop to the sand.

Again, this is not much different from having margin account. Probably have a lower interest compared with unsecured loans. Both mortgages and car loans do not count since they are already secured.
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Old May 10, 2021, 11:56 am
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Also - this arrangement is similar to HELOC. They are investors who are cash poor using HELOC to pay for personal stuffs.
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Old May 10, 2021, 3:05 pm
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Originally Posted by damon88
This is the ATM card we take when we travel internationally- and with no fees and the higher limit it is more convenient than any card we used in the past.
Do you know whether the (international) ATM fee reimbursement occurs at time of withdrawal (i.e. Fidelity Visa does this) or at end of month (i.e. Schwab does this)?
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Old May 10, 2021, 5:17 pm
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Originally Posted by Polytonic
Do you know whether the (international) ATM fee reimbursement occurs at time of withdrawal (i.e. Fidelity Visa does this) or at end of month (i.e. Schwab does this)?
Both Domestic and International at the time of the withdrawal. You’ll see the reimbursement post the next business day as a credit showing the address of the ATM.
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Old Jun 26, 2021, 1:08 pm
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Have all the miles + points promotions expired for opening a CPC account?
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Old Jul 12, 2021, 7:59 pm
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Originally Posted by Magic Pickles
Both Domestic and International at the time of the withdrawal. You’ll see the reimbursement post the next business day as a credit showing the address of the ATM.
Does this only work if Chase is charged the fee? What if the ATM charges me a fee directly - will Chase reimburse those too?
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Old Jul 12, 2021, 8:30 pm
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Originally Posted by jetplane86
Does this only work if Chase is charged the fee? What if the ATM charges me a fee directly - will Chase reimburse those too?
in my experience, any fee paid for using an ATM is covered.
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Old Jul 12, 2021, 9:10 pm
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Originally Posted by Dr_wanderlust
in my experience, any fee paid for using an ATM is covered.
Do you manually have your banker cover the fees? Otherwise, how would Chase know how much the fees were if it was charged directly?
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Old Jul 13, 2021, 5:27 pm
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Originally Posted by jetplane86
Do you manually have your banker cover the fees? Otherwise, how would Chase know how much the fees were if it was charged directly?
yes, Chase does not charge a fee on their end for withdrawals, and reimburses any fee that is charged by the ATM operator. As previously mentioned, it is typically reimbursed next business day. Consistently for me both US and international.

I believe the fee portion is coded differently, so Chase knows that is the portion that gets reimbursed. Used my card in multiple countries (mostly EU and Asia, as well as non-Chase ATMs in the US, both bank ATMs and third-party), and have never failed to see tees reimbursed.
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Old Jul 13, 2021, 8:28 pm
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Originally Posted by emcampbe
yes, Chase does not charge a fee on their end for withdrawals, and reimburses any fee that is charged by the ATM operator. As previously mentioned, it is typically reimbursed next business day. Consistently for me both US and international.

I believe the fee portion is coded differently, so Chase knows that is the portion that gets reimbursed. Used my card in multiple countries (mostly EU and Asia, as well as non-Chase ATMs in the US, both bank ATMs and third-party), and have never failed to see tees reimbursed.
Thanks for these data points. Fortunately, there are plenty of Chase ATMs in NYC so there's always one nearby. However, I do find myself at some non-bank ATMs once in while (like in a deli or convenience store) and I usually try to find a Chase ATM instead. It's good to know that I don't need really need to do that.
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Old Jul 22, 2021, 3:09 pm
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Originally Posted by jetplane86
Do you manually have your banker cover the fees? Otherwise, how would Chase know how much the fees were if it was charged directly?
the ATM fee is a separate line item so Chase knows how much to credit the account.
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Old Jul 22, 2021, 3:23 pm
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Originally Posted by Dr_wanderlust
the ATM fee is a separate line item so Chase knows how much to credit the account.

I hardly ever use ATM. Other then when I go on international travel. And I always try to use chase atms too. But couple weeks ago I was picking up food and they only took cash. And I didnt have enough. Was shy a few bucks. So used the atm that was in the restaurant.

This is how the ATM fee shows up.

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Old Aug 10, 2021, 11:41 pm
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Any chance of CPC refresh with replacement for Arts and Culture benefit? I was hoping they would tie it to CSR, but that refresh was a dud
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