I have a CD coming due tomorrow, and I tried to renew it today.
But no one at the bank would commit to tomorrows rate, so I decided to withdraw my money tomorrow in cash. I tried to order the cash for delivery the next day and Wachovia said any amount over $1000.00 would take a week to deliver. Do they really need the float for an entire week?
I tried to confirm the delivery for next Monday, and the teller sent me to the “Head Teller” who ignored me for 20 minutes. I tried talking to the Bank Manager, but she was too busy trying to sell B.S. non-insured investments to really old people.
After an hour I ended up leaving with nothing resolved. Can Wachovvia be in so much trouble that they cannot handle a cash transaction? I have had banks in the past delay delivery till the next day, but the next week? We are talking less than a hundred k. They offered a bank draft, but they get 5 days float out of that also.
Granted I was asking for them to pay in cash, but they are supposed to be a bank. You know the bank that opens up on Sunday to get the guys sons passport out of the vault.
I will try again tomorrow – hope they don’t go bankrupt before I can get real US dollars, such as they are.
Stay below the insurance limits, and you should be fine. I posted information about FDIC before. The limits vary depending on the type of accounts. You will have a higher limit if you have a joint account or the account is a trust account with multiple beneficiaries of the trust….especially if you have a living trust.
Stay below the insurance limits, and you should be fine. I posted information about FDIC before. The limits vary depending on the type of accounts. You will have a higher limit if you have a joint account or the account is a trust account with multiple beneficiaries of the trust….especially if you have a living trust.
Stay below the insurance limits, and you should be fine. I posted information about FDIC before. The limits vary depending on the type of accounts. You will have a higher limit if you have a joint account or the account is a trust account with multiple beneficiaries of the trust….especially if you have a living trust.
Stay below the insurance limits, and you should be fine. I posted information about FDIC before. The limits vary depending on the type of accounts. You will have a higher limit if you have a joint account or the account is a trust account with multiple beneficiaries of the trust….especially if you have a living trust.
Stay below the insurance limits, and you should be fine. I posted information about FDIC before. The limits vary depending on the type of accounts. You will have a higher limit if you have a joint account or the account is a trust account with multiple beneficiaries of the trust….especially if you have a living trust.
