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#1454770 - 10/13/10 06:31 PM Hold on funds for cashed check
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Customer comes in and wants to cash a check drawn on another bank. This customer only has a certificate of deposit account with us. Can we place a hold on a portion of his CD to cover us in case the check is returned for some reason? I'm assuming this isn't a Reg CC issue, since CDs do not fall under the regulation's coverage (i.e. - no notice required, no length of hold limits).

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#1454810 - 10/13/10 07:13 PM Re: Hold on funds for cashed check AuditorK
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I don't see it as a Reg CC issue at all, but a contractual setoff rule. I'm unsure if a returned check when you have no DDA with them would allow setoff against a CD. Also, is setoff in your CD agreement, deposit agreement, other disclosures that were delivered and agreed to?
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#1454817 - 10/13/10 07:17 PM Re: Hold on funds for cashed check Andy_Z
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Yes, our contract gives us the right of set-off. I guess I was thinking if the customer comes in tomorrow and closes his CD and then the check comes back the next day - we'd have no account to set-off against. Just trying to make sure we're protected until we're sure the check is paid.
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