Chase launches regular savings account to help customers make progress towards their savings goals

• Customers will earn 6.5% interest* and can save up to £300 per month

London, 28 September 2026 - Chase has today launched its first Regular Saver, a new savings account designed to help customers make meaningful progress towards the savings goals that matter to them.

With Chase’s Regular Saver, customers can save up to £300 a month at 6.5% interest* meaning someone saving the maximum each month could accumulate up to £3,725 after 12 months (including £125 worth of interest).

The rate is fixed for 12 months, after which customers’ savings are transferred to a chosen Chase account and the Regular Saver automatically continues, making it easy to keep building savings without needing to open a new account.

Customers can set up automatic monthly payments into their Regular Saver easily in the Chase app, helping to build their balance steadily and consistently over time, without having to think about it every month.

The account is fit for real life too with customers able to withdraw whenever they need with no penalty.

Interest is calculated daily and paid monthly, so customers can see their savings grow and track the returns they're earning over time.

Shaun Port, Managing Director for Daily Banking and Savings at Chase, said: "Whether customers are saving for a holiday, home improvements, or longer-term financial ambitions, savings goals are normally achieved by setting money aside consistently over time. Our Regular Saver is designed to help customers do exactly that, combining a competitive fixed rate with a simple way to build towards their financial goals."

The Regular Saver sits seamlessly alongside the wider Chase offer, which includes day to day money management through the Chase current account, competitive rate easy access savings accounts, and 5% AER (4.89% gross) variable interest** on Chase’s round-up account that automatically saves small change round-ups - making it easier to build savings consistently alongside everyday spending.

Chase also offers 2% cashback on everyday transport spending, groceries, restaurants, cafes, takeaways, fuel and public EV charging points***.

Notes to editors

*18+, UK residents. Chase current account required - eligibility applies. 6.5% AER / 6.31% gross. One Regular Saver account per customer. Maximum £300 a month. Interest paid monthly. Your balance will transfer to a chosen Chase current or Saver account on the anniversary of your account opening. T&Cs apply.

​**5% AER (4.89% gross) variable interest through Chase's round-up account, which automatically saves small change round-ups, on debit card spending. Interest paid monthly. T&Cs apply.

​​***Customers can qualify and earn 2% cashback – up to £20 a month – when you use your debit or credit card in the UK and Channel Islands across:

• Groceries – e.g. at grocery stores, supermarkets, miscellaneous food stores, convenience stores and specialty markets
• Everyday transport – e.g. local and suburban commuter passenger transportation (including ferries), bus lines (including charter/tour buses), railroads and passenger rail (trains)
• Fuel and electric charging – e.g. service stations (with or without ancillary services), automated fuel dispensers and public electric vehicle charging points
• Restaurants - e.g. restaurants, cafes, takeaway.

To qualify, customers will need to make 15 or more card transactions (debit or credit) or direct debits each month and maintain a balance of £1,000 or across their Chase saver accounts, including the Regular Saver. Exceptions and T&Cs apply.

About Chase in the U.K.

Chase is the consumer banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co (NYSE: JPM), a leading global financial services firm with assets of $5.0 trillion and operations worldwide.

The U.K. bank is designed specifically to meet the needs of customers in the country, providing a range of banking products and features. Launched in September 2021, Chase serves over three million U.K. customers and was named Best British Bank (2023 & 2024) and Best Current Account Provider (2023-2025) at the British Bank Awards. It was also named Banking App of the Year for the third consecutive year at the MoneyfactsCompare.co.uk (Opens in new tab) Awards 2026.

In November 2025, Chase was named a Which? recommended provider for its current account for the first time.

In the U.K., Chase is a trading name of J.P. Morgan Europe Limited. J.P. Morgan Europe Limited is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. For more information, go to www.chase.co.uk.