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Savings · Checked today · 16:00 against Chase’s own page

Chase Chase Regular saver: 6.50% AER

Chase Chase Regular saver: 6.50% AER · Regular saver. Max deposit £300 per month, need a chase current account

6.50%

AER · Regular saver

Regular saver
Withdrawals allowed

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Max deposit £300 per month, need a chase current account

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The details

Account type: Regular saver
Rate: fixed
Deposits: from £1 · up to £3,600 · £0 to £300 a month
Access: Withdrawals allowed
Protection: FSCS protected up to £120,000
Source: https://www.chase.co.uk/gb/en/product/regular-saver/ Checked today · 16:00 · No commission

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