01/14/2008
We have a client who has an LLC with us. The title of the LLC is the first three initials of his or her name- Investments, LLC. (example: MMH Investments, LLC). We have all the proper paper work on the corporation. He or she deposits checks made payable to their name into the LLC and endorses the checks with the business stamp. He or she does not endorse the check, but we know the first three initials of the check is his or her name. Is this endorsement a wrong endorsement?
11/19/2007
I work for a community bank and am fairly new to banking. I'm looking for an advertising "Bible." I've found some resources and thanks for everything you do, but haven't found anything that's all encompassing. Any help would be appreciated!
09/12/2005
09/01/2005
VECTORsgi, a subsidiary of Metavante Corp, is offering a cash management solution that allows banks of all sizes to put money that might be sitting as inventory cash into income-bearing application
11/01/2004
The OCC actually put out a notice that there really is no such Internet bank as the First National Bank of Bedrock - though there really is a Bedrock (population 10) in Colorado.
10/01/2004
Health Savings Accounts (HSA) are a great new deposit account for banks and credit unions. Although less than one year old, the U.S.
08/02/2004
We currently offer IRA products that allow the customer to make deposits anytime during the term of the IRA, up until 7 days before maturity. We want to change the terms of the IRAs we offer and only allow deposits at maturity. We have done some research and do not know of anything in the plan agreement that prohibits this change to existing customers. Do you know of any restrictions or regulations that would prohibit this change in terms for our existing IRAs? Also, if we are allowed to change terms for existing customers, would we be required to give 30 days' notice before the change?
12/15/2003
Let's say you have a custodian on a UGMA/UTMA account specifically designated for education. The child is 2 years from college. Is there a Fiduciary responsibilty to invest in short term less volatility investments since the money needs to be there for college?
08/11/2003
My bank is in the process of setting up a sweep account service for commercial and possibly consumer customers. The accounts will be "swept" daily and the monies will be transferred to a non-related third party for purposes of making investments of customers' excess funds. Can money market accounts (both commercial and consumer) qualify for this service or does the "sweep" count towards the transaction limitations for a money market account?
08/01/2003
ING U.S., a financial services company, has focused on a market that could prove lucrative to banks looking for people that want new financial investments or products: people about to retire.