Can you have two checking accounts at Chase bank?

Yes

Foolish notion. Get a savings account for money you set aside, and leave it there. Keep enough in checking for all routine expenses.

It's a lot easier to meet the requirements for a no service fee savings account than a no service fee checking account. How likely are you to make more than 6 withdrawals from your savings account per month? I would go with the savings account instead of getting two checking accounts. But, yes, you can have two checking account with Chase. The service fee for a checking account is $12 unless you can maintain a minimum balance of $1500 or get a direct deposit of at least $500. All you have to do to get a no service fee savings account is to have an auto transfer of at least $25 from your Chase checking to your Chase savings or have a minimum balance of $300. Even if you can't meet either of the requirements, the service charge is only $5 for a savings account.

Yes. i would look for a local credit union, but to your question the answer is yes.

Yes, of course you can

There is not law against having as many checking accounts as you wish at as many or as few banks as you wish.

Unless there is a reason the bank may not wish to do business with you at all, they generally will allow you to have multiple accounts.

Note: For your purposes, you are likely better off with 2 checking account and a savings account that allows you to transfer funds to the checking account online, or an be accessed using your debit card.

Note2: There are limits on the number of withdraws from a savings account in a month before FINES are required by Federal law, but the account is NEVER converted to a checking account.

You may have both but check to see if each has a minimum balance requirement or monthly service charges. Why not have a savings or CD account and get a little interest?

you sure can