The “Real” Economy Is Dying: Q4 “Going to Be a Bloodbath”

[Casca]

If I remember correctly from the eighth grade, checking accounts are demand deposits. Savings accounts are not. Demand deposits, by law, must be paid on demand. Transfer the money to your checking, and write yourself a check for it.

[Hobie]

Call the manager a day before you want the cash and tell them the amount and pickup time. They can make the arrangements/transfers and will have it ready for you.

Depending of the banks layout, you will be ushered to a commercial window or to an out of public view area. You will also be more comfortable than standing at a window watching the teller count big cash in view of other customers.

While $10k is not that much money for a bank, I’m thinking their security measures explain your experience.

[Hobie]

Call the manager a day before you want the cash and tell them the amount and pickup time. They can make the arrangements/transfers and will have it ready for you.

Depending of the banks layout, you will be ushered to a commercial window or to an out of public view area. You will also be more comfortable than standing at a window watching the teller count big cash in view of other customers.

While $10k is not that much money for a bank, I’m thinking their security measures explain your experience.

[Hobie]

Call the manager a day before you want the cash and tell them the amount and pickup time. They can make the arrangements/transfers and will have it ready for you.

Depending of the banks layout, you will be ushered to a commercial window or to an out of public view area. You will also be more comfortable than standing at a window watching the teller count big cash in view of other customers.

While $10k is not that much money for a bank, I’m thinking their security measures explain your experience.

[Hobie]

Call the manager a day before you want the cash and tell them the amount and pickup time. They can make the arrangements/transfers and will have it ready for you.

Depending of the banks layout, you will be ushered to a commercial window or to an out of public view area. You will also be more comfortable than standing at a window watching the teller count big cash in view of other customers.

While $10k is not that much money for a bank, I’m thinking their security measures explain your experience.

[Hobie]

Call the manager a day before you want the cash and tell them the amount and pickup time. They can make the arrangements/transfers and will have it ready for you.

Depending of the banks layout, you will be ushered to a commercial window or to an out of public view area. You will also be more comfortable than standing at a window watching the teller count big cash in view of other customers.

While $10k is not that much money for a bank, I’m thinking their security measures explain your experience.

[JC]

I can confirm that I have done what Hobie suggested with my credit union and that they were able to accomodate. They did request a little advance notice.

[JC]

I can confirm that I have done what Hobie suggested with my credit union and that they were able to accomodate. They did request a little advance notice.

[JC]

I can confirm that I have done what Hobie suggested with my credit union and that they were able to accomodate. They did request a little advance notice.

[JC]

I can confirm that I have done what Hobie suggested with my credit union and that they were able to accomodate. They did request a little advance notice.

[JC]

I can confirm that I have done what Hobie suggested with my credit union and that they were able to accomodate. They did request a little advance notice.

[Anonymous]

Usually for larger quantities they request you call ahead for an appt to they are ready for you. I have no problem with this. I am just surprised that for a relatively small amount like 10k, two different branches couldn’t accommodate, I think that is more than a cooincidence. Particurly since I have widthdrawn that amount in the past on several occasions without a call ahead and they didn’t ask any questions.

If I wanted to be difficult, I could have asked them to pay all they had (in 20s if need be), then go to another branch for the rest, but I didn’t have the time to mess around.

All this makes me wonder if this is related to bank problems. I read a few weeks ago UBOC just received an emergency cash infusion from their parent company (a Japanese bank). Since UBOC is not public, we don’t really know how good/bad their situation is. The fact that they needed this extra funding implies they must have been on the FDIC watch list for not enough reserves.

[Anonymous]

Usually for larger quantities they request you call ahead for an appt to they are ready for you. I have no problem with this. I am just surprised that for a relatively small amount like 10k, two different branches couldn’t accommodate, I think that is more than a cooincidence. Particurly since I have widthdrawn that amount in the past on several occasions without a call ahead and they didn’t ask any questions.

If I wanted to be difficult, I could have asked them to pay all they had (in 20s if need be), then go to another branch for the rest, but I didn’t have the time to mess around.

All this makes me wonder if this is related to bank problems. I read a few weeks ago UBOC just received an emergency cash infusion from their parent company (a Japanese bank). Since UBOC is not public, we don’t really know how good/bad their situation is. The fact that they needed this extra funding implies they must have been on the FDIC watch list for not enough reserves.

[Anonymous]

Usually for larger quantities they request you call ahead for an appt to they are ready for you. I have no problem with this. I am just surprised that for a relatively small amount like 10k, two different branches couldn’t accommodate, I think that is more than a cooincidence. Particurly since I have widthdrawn that amount in the past on several occasions without a call ahead and they didn’t ask any questions.

If I wanted to be difficult, I could have asked them to pay all they had (in 20s if need be), then go to another branch for the rest, but I didn’t have the time to mess around.

All this makes me wonder if this is related to bank problems. I read a few weeks ago UBOC just received an emergency cash infusion from their parent company (a Japanese bank). Since UBOC is not public, we don’t really know how good/bad their situation is. The fact that they needed this extra funding implies they must have been on the FDIC watch list for not enough reserves.

[Anonymous]

Usually for larger quantities they request you call ahead for an appt to they are ready for you. I have no problem with this. I am just surprised that for a relatively small amount like 10k, two different branches couldn’t accommodate, I think that is more than a cooincidence. Particurly since I have widthdrawn that amount in the past on several occasions without a call ahead and they didn’t ask any questions.

If I wanted to be difficult, I could have asked them to pay all they had (in 20s if need be), then go to another branch for the rest, but I didn’t have the time to mess around.

All this makes me wonder if this is related to bank problems. I read a few weeks ago UBOC just received an emergency cash infusion from their parent company (a Japanese bank). Since UBOC is not public, we don’t really know how good/bad their situation is. The fact that they needed this extra funding implies they must have been on the FDIC watch list for not enough reserves.

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