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#1755311 - 11/06/12 02:04 PM Dormant account fees
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Could anyone tell me if New York State has a limit on dormant account fees? We recently heard that there is a maximum of $2. If there is can you tell me the law or regulation that states this?

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#1755332 - 11/06/12 02:20 PM Re: Dormant account fees Basket case
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#1756756 - 11/09/12 03:57 PM Re: Dormant account fees Basket case
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I never heard of a $2 maximum but I am not an expert. Are you referring to a monthly fee when the account is inactive or dormant prior to sending to NYS? or are you referring to a one time charge prior to sending to NYS? I know you can charge the cost of the certified mailing.
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#1756769 - 11/09/12 04:17 PM Re: Dormant account fees Basket case
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NY Banking Law limits the service charge fees on inactive savings accounts to no more than the service charge fees assessed against an active saviings account. (NYS Banking Law Article 1 Section 7) There is no mention of any dollar amount.

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#1757475 - 11/13/12 05:56 PM Re: Dormant account fees Basket case
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I was refering to a monthly fee when the account is inactive. I think what i was looking for was from PatrickG regarding Article 1 Section 7. The $2 max I refered to came from another bank and maybe that was their normal sevice charge so that became the max they could charge for an inactive/dormant account fee.

Thanks everyone.

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