I am not sure what you mean. A bank can not remove money from customers accounts except as detailed in the terms and conditions for having an account with the bank signed by the customer when opening the account or notified to the customer as a variation in terms and conditions.
No. A Credit cannot take money from your savings account without giving you prior notice. But, if you have an electronic funds transfer arrangement (for loan repayment) or if you have given him your bank account check (Signed) then he will be able to take money from your account. In these 2 cases, he need not give you a notice because it is understood or rather assumed that you know that he is going to do it and since you have signed and approved the same another intimation is not required.
If money is put into your account by mistake and you notice this, you should tell the bank. It is not your money and you can not keep it. However, if you genuinely do not notice and happen to spend some of this money, you could make a case to the bank that you have acted in good faith and that you would suffer hardship in repaying the sum. As it will have been the banks mistake in placing the money in your account they may write off the amount....but this is not certain.
No. A bank cannot do that. A bank cannot transfer money from one account to another without prior approval or permission from the account holder from whose account money is going to be taken. If such a thing happens, the affected customer can sue the bank.
Yes that is why they pay intrest on your money they use
Of course. That's the purpose of a "joint" account.
No. A Credit cannot take money from your savings account without giving you prior notice. But, if you have an electronic funds transfer arrangement (for loan repayment) or if you have given him your bank account check (Signed) then he will be able to take money from your account. In these 2 cases, he need not give you a notice because it is understood or rather assumed that you know that he is going to do it and since you have signed and approved the same another intimation is not required.
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An interest bearing account can be allowed withdraws immediately, like a regular checking account. A NOW account generally requires a seven day notice before money can be withdrawn. So they're similar, only one requires a notice to get money out of.
If money is put into your account by mistake and you notice this, you should tell the bank. It is not your money and you can not keep it. However, if you genuinely do not notice and happen to spend some of this money, you could make a case to the bank that you have acted in good faith and that you would suffer hardship in repaying the sum. As it will have been the banks mistake in placing the money in your account they may write off the amount....but this is not certain.
Usually you can do it online with a few clicks of your mouse.
The average account manager makes around 55,000 dollars a year. This can go up or down depending on what type of accounts are managed and what company you work for.
Yes - anyone can deposit money into your Paypal account - whether they have an account or not.
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Yes, they absolutely without a doubt can take it back. Just because they erred and put it in the wrong account (yours) doesn't not mean you are entitled to it. If your money went into someone elses account due to bank error, wouldn't you want the bank to take it back and give it to you? If you notice(d) it before they did, wouldn't you want to be honest and call them to tell them?