Just got email from Bank of America - one I use just closed. What's happening with your bank?

Same here

From today:
Thread: My bank (NC SECU) just limited my cash withdrawal to $2,000

most are and going digital .. far as I know sort near me.. there is one sorta main branch. I tried to do to a branch in a store a couple weeks ago to deposit checks.. t was closed due to "covid".. I guess I have to learn to use the ap to take pics with my smart phone to deposit them. I was just having lunch next door and thought to take the checks with me.

Yes... A very busy branch of Wells Fargo closed with no warning 2 weeks ago...

On the Great Awakening Twitter they are saying that Nesara is going to be instituted and new currency introduced. Mortgages will be paid off, no more property tax. What we will have instead is 12 percent sales tax

Wishful thinking.

The local one is staying open, but its being turned into a little strip mall fortress.

Only the one in Nigeria still sends demands for money and accepts the transfer so it must still be in business, . . doh.

Thanks guys.

Not sure what I should do. Spend everything now before hyperinflation hits or banks collapse?

My BoA branch just closed as well.

Don't have BofA but mine (BMO harris) won't let you in without an appointment and two forms of ID. They also ask 5 mins worth of intrusive questions to get in the branch.

I warned you on 7-8!

Thread: Bank of America

South orange county...got an email saying the local branch may have new hours..i called..automated.

Has it begun?

all PNC branches CLOSED

I'm getting 3.1% interest from Chase on my mortgages, pretty happy about that.

Our BofA closed for a few weeks, but it was because of a positive covid case.

My local credit union has curtailed operations at a handful of locations - only ATM service.

They have a notice in the website saying they won’t allow you to tie tour account or card to a digits wallet - so no PayPal or coinbase for BofA people?

Also, all the stocks for the big banks are in the $20 range while chase is more then 2x... and is doing business in China....

But wells launders for the cartels.

Who or where do we put our money?

Considering many banks have a branch on every corner. Not surprised. There was a day it was difficult to go to the local branch and not wait in line for 20 minutes, ordinary folk do not use cash nearly as much as they use too, payroll is electronic deposit now so the local branches are simply not necessary and expensive to staff or build.

Still some local business that have daily cash deposits but since the shutdown, not many of those either. Banks need an enormous volume of customers to make money, same with depositors, with each dropping in number it makes sense that they are closing and consolidating branches to lower expenses