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@Anonymous wrote:Why don't you just link the account with "Money" in it, to the Bank you want to tranfer Money to?
You're allowed to have several external accounts linked.
I have money in both accounts. For various reasons sometimes I want to move money from the biz account, sometimes from the personal account. I've been unable to link external accounts to both -- so it's either or.
Unless, again, someone knows a work around.
That seems odd that you cannot transfer between them. Makes me rethink opening a Biz Checking with them then..
I have Chase total Checking, linked to my local CU, wich is also linked to my Discover Savings as well as NFCU. While not ideal due to the turnaround times, I can transfer Money from account A to B via C.
So it sounds like I'd be stuck doing the same with a Chase Biz Checking, having to link it to an external account to get Money from it into my Chase Total account via third party. lol
@simplynoir wrote:
@Anonymous wrote:Is this what is lost -- the green checkmark offers that bypass 5/24 (which, with me being lol/24, is potentially a nice benefit)?
This might be the case with regards to the personal core cards getting offers like the CSP/CSR and FU/Freedom cards for instance. Ever since the merger I haven't see one yet but you do get access to the business green (black) checkmarks. I had one for the one Ink card I do not have yet the Chase Ink Unlimited which had a solid APR just last month. Didn't go for it but it was definitely there. If you want personal card offers to come I wouldn't do it just to be safe.
I have both personal and business accounts linked that were seperate for a year until combining in May 2019.
Since then, I have been pre-approved in branch with fixed apr's for all non-cobranded business and personal cards.
I am 12/24. I was approved for the Ink CASH card last July at 10/24 in branch.
I would go into a branch and get your questions answered original poster.