How much does a Chase cash advance cost?

A Chase cash advance will cost you 5% of the transaction amount, with a $10 minimum, plus interest. The Chase cash advance APR is 26.99% APR (V) for all cards, which is a lot higher than Chase’s regular APRs. But that rate is subject to change. The only exception appears to be the Disney Rewards Credit Card, issued by Chase, where the cash advance fee is 3% instead of 5%.

Chase Cash Advance Fee, APR, PIN & More: 

• Chase Cash Advance Fee: 5% of the cash advance amount (min. $10).
• Chase Cash Advance APR: 26.99% for all Chase credit cards. This rate kicks in right when you withdraw the money.
• PIN: A PIN is required to get a Chase credit card cash advance at an ATM. You can call the number on the back of your card to request a PIN from Chase customer service.
• How to Do It: You use your Chase credit card like a debit card to get money from an ATM. Your cash advance balance is the amount you withdraw, plus the 5% fee (or $10 if you get less than $200).
• Limits: Only a portion of your overall credit limit will be available for cash advances. Each cash advance reduces the amount of credit you have to use for new purchases. For example, if your credit limit is $1,000 and your cash advance costs $315, you’d have $685 left to spend until you make a payment.

So to put it simply, cash advances are expensive. You really should avoid them entirely unless you’re in an emergency situation and a cash advance is your only option. If you do have to make one, you can’t avoid the fee, but you can prevent a lot of the interest if you repay your balance right away. But you should also know that cash advances will look bad to your issuer, and could also hurt your chances of getting a credit limit increase in the future.

Cash advances are really expensive, and I'd advise against them. That being said, there's a fee of 3% to 5% of the amount of each transaction, with a minimum of $10. Also, the interest rate charged for cash advances can be anywhere between 19.49% and 25.24%.

Yeah, there's also a fee, $10 minimum. It's usually 5%, and a 26% interest on the amount that you take out.