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JPMorgan Chase Announced Actions
to help Consumers and Businesses
in FEMA-Declared Areas
After Hurricane Irma
JPMorgan Chase announced three actions to help consumers and businesses in FEMA-declared areas after Hurricane Irma:
Chase will automatically waive or refund the following fees through September 24 for its customers, as it did for Hurricane Harvey:
Late fees for mortgage, credit card, business banking and auto loans and leases
Overdraft, monthly service and ATM fees on deposit accounts
Chase will automatically start a 90-day grace period to delay payment on mortgage and home equity payments. The bank will work together with customers on how to catch up on these payments. During the 90-day period, Chase won’t charge late fees or send negative information to the credit bureaus. For more information, click here: www.chase.com/personal/mortgage/hurricane
To help small businesses rebuild, Chase will offer reduced interest rates on certain new loans and waive:
The origination fee for installment loans
The appraisal fee – up to $5,000 – for loans on owner-occupied real estate
The SBA Express guarantee fee for loans of $150,000 to the program’s maximum of $350,000; there isn’t a fee on smaller loans
The first-year annual fee for a business line of credit
For service, Chase customers can:
Use the Chase Mobile app to do their banking. They can download it for free from the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store.
Check the branch locator on the Chase Mobile app and locator.chase.com to see which branches are reopened.
Expect possible delays in call-answering times because some Chase centers are in areas of Florida affected by the hurricane.
Check the Hurricane Irma or Hurricane Harvey pages on chase.com or call the special-care line at 888-346-0023.
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