Chase vs Fifth Third Bank

Chase is a national bank with good promotions for new customers. How does it compare to Fifth Third Bank? Read our comparison chart below.

	Chase	Fifth Third Bank


	SPECIAL OFFER Chase Sapphire℠ Checking - Learn More Read Chase Review	SPECIAL OFFER Fifth Third Checking Account - $250 Bonus - Learn More Read Fifth Third Bank Review
	Benefits and Features
Savings	Chase Savings: $5 monthly service fee waived with either a $300 daily balance OR $25 automatic transfer every month from a linked Chase checking account OR for owners under 18. $0 to open. Chase Premier Savings: Earn a higher interest rate when you have a bigger balance and meet certain relationship requirements when linked with a Chase Premier Plus Checking or Sapphire Checking account.	0.01% APY. No minimum deposit. $5 per month unless 1) you have a Fifth Third Checking Account, or 2) You maintain an average monthly balance of $500 or more, or 3) You or someone under age 18 is an owner of the account, 4) You are enrolled in Fifth Third Military Banking.
CD	Terms of 1 month to 10 years. $1,000 minimum opening deposit. No monthly service fee.	0.05% - 0.60% APY. Terms ranging from 7 days to 84 months, minimum deposit of $500. Featured CD: 0.50% - 1.25% at 5, 9 and 15 months, minimum deposit of $5,000.
Checking	Chase Total Checking: Basic checking account. $12 service fee waived with an average beginning day balance of $1,500 OR direct deposits of at least $500 each month. $0 minimum balance to open. Chase Premier Plus Checking: An interest-bearing account with some perks. $25 monthly service waived with an average beginning day balance of $15,000 OR a Chase mortgage with auto pay. $0 minimum balance to open. Chase Sapphire Checking: A premium checking account for those with $75,000 or more on deposit with Chase. $0 minimum balance to open. Chase College Checking: No monthly service fee for college students age 17-24 at account opening with proof of student status, for up to 5 years. $0 to open. Chase Private Client Checking: For high net worth individuals who have $250,000 on deposit with Chase.
Money Market		0.01% - 0.10% APY Standard Rate (0.02% - 0.20% APY Relationship Rate). No minimum deposit. Monthly service charge of $5, unless 1) you have a Fifth Third Checking Account or 2) you maintain an average monthly balance of $500 or more, or 3) you or someone under age 18 is an owner of the account, or 4) you are enrolled in Fifth Third Military Banking
Customer Service	24/7 by phone	Mon-Fri 7:00 am - 8:00 pm (EST) Sat 8:30 am - 5:00 pm (EST)
ATMs	Over 16,000 Chase ATMs nationwide	Allpoint® and 7-Eleven® network of ATMs. More than 50,000 fee-free ATMs nationwide.
IRA CD		Can convert an IRA account to a regular CD account. 0.05% - 0.60% APY. Terms ranging from 7 days to 84 months. Minimum deposit of $500 or $5,000, depending on CD account type.
Locations	Nearly 4,900 branches	1,300 branches, including 100 Bank Mart® locations across the country
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Pros & Cons	Pros: Nearly 4,900 branches New customer promotions Full service banking Cons: Low interest rates Not in all states	Pros: Free Express Checking Free student checking Promo CD with high APY Cons: Higher balance requirements Low savings APY Limited branches
Bottom Line	National bank with good promotions for new customers... Read full review	Midwest & Southwest bank with high balance requirements... Read full review

	Chase Sapphire℠ Checking Chase Total Business Checking® Chase Premier Plus Checking℠	Fifth Third Checking Account - $250 Bonus
Blank fields may indicate the information is not available, not applicable, or not known to CreditDonkey. Please visit the product website for details. Chase: Pricing information from published website as of 7/17/2019 Fifth Third Bank: Pricing information from published website as of 01/22/2020 based on 45202 zip code.

Which is Better: Chase or Fifth Third Bank?

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What is Chase Sapphire banking ? We explain the benefits, interest rate and how to qualify for the bonus in our review.

Chase Premier Plus Checking

Chase Premier Plus Checking currently has a coupon offer. But how does the minimum balance and fee waiver compare to accounts like the Total Checking? Read on to find out.

Chase Private Client Review

Chase Private Client offers premium relationship perks to those with $250,000 on deposit with Chase. It is worth it? We analyze the benefits in this in-depth review. Read on.

Chase Savings Account

Chase Savings Account has a coupon for new customers. But how does it work? Read this review for the interest rate, fees, minimum balance and more.

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Chase Sapphire Checking Promotion

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Chase Total Business Checking

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Chase You Invest Review

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Chase Student Account

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Fifth Third Bank Review

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