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#102202 - 07/31/03 03:58 PM Posting branch hours
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Does anyone know if there is a requirement that branch hours be posted, such as on the door, or any other visible means?

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#102203 - 07/31/03 04:03 PM Re: Posting branch hours
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Not under Federal requirements but state laws can vary.
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#102204 - 07/31/03 04:21 PM Re: Posting branch hours
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Andy, I'm in Texas as you are. Do we have any requirements? Thanks.

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#102205 - 07/31/03 08:19 PM Re: Posting branch hours
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I know I don't as a national bank.

I was in a discussion recently and a state bank, possibly Texas as I recall, said they had additional notices to post on the door advising the world what type of branch they were.
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#102206 - 07/31/03 09:43 PM Re: Posting branch hours
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Andy, I believe that was me on the other post. I am with a state savings bank, not a state bank. So our primary state regulator is the Texas Savings and Loan Department, not the Texas Banking Department. That being said, we do not have any requirements to post hours of operation either. But I don't know about state banks.
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