Union federal bank
The proper bank notation for a million dollars is as follows, "One million dollars and zero cents."
If you had 71 million dollars, you could. But if that bank went out of business, since the FDIC only insures 1 million dollars per account, you would only get 1 million dollars back from your 71 million. But if you put 71 mil. in a bank, i highly doubt it would go out of business.
around 12 million
No. In most cases, the answer is no. there may be millionaires who keep a million dollars in their bank account but not everyone who has net assets of 1 million dollars have it in cash. For example if someone owns a villa in Las Vegas that is worth 2 million dollars, he is still considered a millionaire but that doesn't mean he has a million bucks in his bank account.
The two major shareholders of Guaranty Bank of Texas were Carl Icahn and Robert Rowling. Both men jointly invested 600 million dollars into the bank. However, the bank collapsed into 2009 and no longer exists.
Two words: Bank it.
its a one step plan 1.rob a bank
rob a bank
Three words: Bank it fast.
well it depends on how long you keep that million dollars in the bank if you kept it in the bank for 3 days you would have one more dollar than you did
Yes she has around 110 million dollars in the bank
Rob a bank! How could you not know?!