10/18/2020
Can a customer have a personal account and name an irrevocable trust as a POD?
09/06/2020
Our institution is based in Missouri, but we offer an online savings account. We are wondering about what state laws we use for charging dormant/inactive fees to accounts? Missouri Law is that once an account is inactive/dormant for twelve months we can charge a fee up to $5.00 a month. Then after five years of inactivity, the account is considered abandoned and will need to be sent to the State Unclaimed Property department. If a customer from different states opens accounts online with us, do we abide by Missouri Law or the state law which they reside in?
08/02/2020
What is the age a minor can have signing authority on a checking or savings account without a parent or guardian on the account with them? This would be mainly for the state of Missouri.
04/19/2020
Aren’t all rules for ACH transactions covered in the NACHA Operating Rules and Guidelines?
12/01/2019
Does a publicly traded company need to have a CIP filled out for the company and the signers?
08/25/2019
I have a customer who wants to set up a benefit account for funereal expenses for a deceased daughter. I know they need to get a TIN but what
else would I need for documentation?
06/02/2019
What is a W-8BENE?
01/06/2019
If an account is negative do you have the right to set off? For example: if a customer owes for a safe deposit and the payment is due, we take the payment out on a Wednesday knowing they will have a direct deposit on Friday.
08/12/2018
Mutilating the MICR line of a check doesn't help in the Check 21 environment. So what do we do to prevent a stopped check from being presented again?
07/15/2018
Based on the change to Texas law Sec. 506.001. CONCEALED HANDGUN LICENSE AS VALID PROOF OF IDENTIFICATION.
(a) A person may not deny the holder of a concealed handgun license issued under Subchapter H, Chapter 4l l, Government Code, access to goods, services, or facilities, except as provided by Section 52l.460,Transportation Code, or in regard to the operation of a motor vehicle, because the holder has, or presents, a concealed handgun license rather than a driver's license or other acceptable form of personal identification.
Does this mean that community banks must accept the concealed handgun license as a primary form of identification? Or can we use it as secondary to other identification and still be within the law?
