Chase Bank Prioritizes Fee Extraction Over Small Business Support and Relationship Banking
Small business owners at Chase report a model focused on fee collection rather than business support, with non-responsive and unhelpful service that fails to meet the needs of entrepreneurs. Unlike dedicated business banks, Chase's small business offering lacks proactive advisory support and personalized service. This structural misalignment between Chase's scale-optimized model and small business needs creates significant unmet demand.
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