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Protecting Your Accounts: Ensuring Your Bank Doesn't Close or Cancel Them
personal-finance2 years ago

Protecting Your Accounts: Ensuring Your Bank Doesn't Close or Cancel Them

Banks are increasingly closing down innocent customers' checking and credit card accounts as a result of false alarms triggered by their security software, which aims to detect criminal activity. To avoid falling victim to account closures, individuals should maintain a pattern of transactions, especially when dealing with large payments or transfers to external accounts. Avoiding check fraud, generating suspicious transactions, and being proactive in communicating with the bank can also help prevent account closures. If an account closure does occur, individuals should be prepared to follow the necessary steps to retrieve their funds.

Protecting Your Bank Accounts: What to Do When Your Bank Suddenly Closes Them
personal-finance2 years ago

Protecting Your Bank Accounts: What to Do When Your Bank Suddenly Closes Them

Banks are increasingly shutting down innocent customers' accounts without warning, causing chaos and financial distress. To avoid this, individuals should maintain a pattern of transactions that doesn't resemble criminal activity, such as regular income deposits and consistent spending. Avoiding check fraud, generating suspicious transactions involving cash, and being proactive in communicating major financial changes to the bank can also help. If an account closure does occur, individuals should stay calm, contact the bank, and consider seeking assistance from local media if necessary.

JPMorgan's Alleged $1 Billion Suspicious Transactions Report on Epstein
finance2 years ago

JPMorgan's Alleged $1 Billion Suspicious Transactions Report on Epstein

JPMorgan Chase allegedly reported over $1 billion in suspicious transactions related to human trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein to the U.S. Treasury Department in 2019, according to a lawyer for the U.S. Virgin Islands. The territory is suing the bank for enabling Epstein's sex trafficking enterprise and seeking at least $190 million in damages. JPMorgan Chase denies liability and accuses the territory of having a close relationship with Epstein. The bank previously settled with Epstein victims for $290 million. The judge is considering a summary judgment before the trial.