Can I make a payment to my chase credit card at a chase bank?

Yes, you definitely can make the payment at the local chase bank:

There are many different ways to pay your credit card bill. Please review the list below, and choose the payment option that's right for you.
PAY ONLINE
Pay your bill online through our secure ePay center.
SAME DAY PAYMENT
Visit the secure ePay center and see which payment options are available to you.
BRANCH PAYMENT
Visit your local Chase or Bank One bank.
US MAIL PAYMENT
Visa® or MasterCard® Credit Card Bills

To pay by mail, send your payment to:

Chase Cardservices
P.O. Box 94014
Palatine, IL 60094-4014

Store-branded Credit Card Bills

To pay by mail, send your payment to:

Cardmember Services
P.O. Box 15148
Wilmington, DE 19886-5148

The monthly credit card bill might be Greek to someone who is not familiar with the credit card terminology used on it. To make sure that you understand the documents properly seven important credit card terms are explained below.

1. Amount due / Due Amount

This is the minimum payment due per month and not the total amount due on the card.

2. APR (Annual Percentage Rate )

The interest charged by credit card company on your Due amount.

3. Due Date/Date Due

It is the date by which, the credit card company expects your payment. It is essential that you abide by this date. Care should be taken to ensure that the payment reach the credit card company and you don't fall into a last-minute-rush trap. If you don't send the payment the credit card companies slap a late payment penalty on you and your credit rating might suffer.

4. Grace Period

Grace period allows to purchase items or services with out paying the interest. It is in the interest of credit card holder to take the advantage of this grace period. However, he should take care that the borrowing should not exceed his repayment capacity or he will fall into a debt trap. One essential requirement of grace period is that you should pay your credit card bills by the end of every month. If there is no grace period the interest is charged on your credit card purchases from day one.

5. Cash Advance

The amount you took as cash loan with your credit card. You could have taken this amount from a Bank or credit cards ATM. Cash advance come with a cash advance fee and the rate of interest are higher than regular APR. So, you need to keep a tab on taking cash advances with your credit card. Read more about it at: http://www.credit-card-gallery.com/artic...

Why don't you pay online? Nowadays, online Banking is safely. I worried all the time doing online banking but I changed opinion. Just try it - if not of course you can go to a bank making your payments. Here you can check out more information and reviews about that subject http://creditcardpayment.creditcard-guru.com

I love doing all my banking stuff via the internet

Jose

Yes.

You can go into the bank and maky a payment very easily. People do it all the time. Although it wont be any quicker then paying online (unless you pay in cash).