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Are employers liable for overdraft if funds not electronically deposited?
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No. Paychecks, whether electronically deposited or printed on paper, may indeed be (rarely) delayed, and you should plan for such eventualities. It is the account-holder's responsibility to be sure funds are available to cover the checks written, withdrawals, and automatic payments which are deducted from the account in question. Making withdrawals when the money is not available in the account to cover it is illegal, even if the banks would rather charge you a fee than prosecute.
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