Chase bank... personal finance.. is there a charge for transfering money from 1 account to another online?
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My bank allows 6 transfers a month between accounts without a charge.  I would expect that Chase would also be of that nature.  There should be a place somewhere on the screen where you can send them an email and ask that question to receive a definative answer.
868316
you should come to the bank and ask for it...all the bank has somekind like remittance facility.. but of course you will charge for any fee...
729576
No, but its not very sensible as you are continuing to mount up interest charges.  Contact them and see if you can come to some arrangement which will make it easier to pay.  \nDONT IGNORE IT ANY LONGER!!!!
947274
yes but you have to transfer the balance as well.
356309
For a sum that large, I'm assuming you'd be conducting a bank wire transfer, in which case you should ask your local bank what their fees are for transfering money from one account to another internationally.\n\nIf that doesn't work, you could do an online search for companies that specialize in international wire transfers... but I'd research them to make sure they're reputable before you utilize their services for a sum that large.\n\nIf you were thinking about a place like Western Union, you will just have to call them,  because they don't have a cost estimator on their site (only for online transfers, which are limited to amounts much lower than what you're needing).\n\nI've placed the link for Western Union below, in case you decide to at least investigate it.  Good luck.
152602
because you are effectively "paying" the higher balance credit card by transfering it, it shouldn't hurt anything - unless you make a habit of this
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You have not stated how small the bank is, thus I am not sure if you have any electronic banking.  Basically, if you can migrate your transactions from the counters to automatic machines or online services, that will surely be cost savings.  You may consider charging inactive accounts!
253625
check with either bank if you can perform a balance transfer from one account to the other. once that is done, you can close the account you 'no longer need' if you wish.
864512
when i worked at a credit union, they would process ACH and EFT transfers a couple of times per day in a mass processing. that is, they don't go into each individual account and process ACH transactions on that individual account. that would just be too much to be handling all the time. when the bank gets these ACH transactions, they are processed as scheduled. part of the problem might be in the company (or other bank or whatever) that is submitting the transaction for you. it always takes longer for a company to credit an account vs. debit, for obvious reasons. i would say it's more likely the company wants to hold onto your money longer.
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Unfortunately I don't know of any....this is a major source of income for any financial institution, along with interest they charge on loans, its the only way the stay in business thanks to the neverending amount of bank account fraud in this country.  I doubt you'll find a bank without some form of overdraft fee....the trick is to find a bank that charges the least !!\nOverdraft fees can run anywhere between $20  and $35 per item....a bank that charges $20 is pretty cheap these days.\nGood luck !
1038105
Yes.  If you have personal account, you can accept money for free, but I think it can only be a cash transfer, you can't accept credit card payments.
1092318
You should be able to go to your bank and request a transfer of funds from the card to your checking account.  It's like a cash advance on a credit card.
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yes if your bank supports it. call your service cenrter for website (on back of your card)\n\nwhat bank is it from?? \n\ncitibank, chase, american express all have sites
796996
That seems like a lot of money.  It might be worthwhile to call the bank where you have your account and ask their advice -- there may be someone there who is accustomed to seeing this type of business and can tell you whether the fee is reasonable for what you are trying to do.  And your bank will know about the transaction, anyway, once you get the money deposited.
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If you transfer the balance from another credit card to your Capitol One card, they will charge you a balance transfer fee of 3% of the balance you transfer, up to a maximum of $75. This fee will be applied even if you pay your balance in full. It is not an interest charge, it is a fee. By paying your balance in full each month by the due date, you will avoid interest charges and late fees. If you stay under your credit limit, you will avoid overlimit fees. However, you will have to pay certain items like balance transfer fees and annual fees no matter what.
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to  move balances from one card to another
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I highly suggest you look at your past statement and find out the website address where your bank keeps its online website for credit cards.  If you don't have a past statement, google could no doubt get it for you, or the people at the 800# on the back of your credit card will know it. Then get on the website, register yourself on the site, and then you will be able to bring up a copy of your latest statement, including past statements (usually 6 months) and even current activity.\n\nThen in the future if you don't get a statement, it's always easy to get the information you need off your computer.\n\nYou can even go a step further and open a checking account that has free electronic bill pay (Bank of America, Chase, and Citibank are three).  Then you won't even need the credit card company's payment ticket and envelope to pay your monthly bill.  Depending on the bank, electronic payments get to their destination in 0 - 2 days if they have electronic payment arrangements with your bank.  All the credit card companies do, based on my experience.  My experience is Chase's electronic payments go the fastest, sometimes getting there the same day.  Bank of America's always take exactly 2 days.  Weird!\n\nOne more bit of advice.  I've found that all the credit card companies are flexible as to when their individual statements close for the month.  If you call each company and get all your credit card biils and other bills coming it about the same time every month, it's easier to know when you're missing something and go looking for the information necessary to get them paid on time.