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There are three ways. 1. There should be a bank in France (if France is where you are talking about) that you will have to give them your money and they will convert it into french money. 2. If you have a credit card, you might have to call you credit card company to tell them that you would like to transfer your money to france. 3. If you have cash, bring it to your local bank and see if they can convert it into french money or convert it into french money into a card.
Yes, but the money would have to be transfer or rollover in 60 day to an alike IRA account at the other firm.
Yes. You've moved the debt from one account to another, so the first account would recognize the transfer as a payment and the second account would treat it as a new debt.
There are different methods for different banks. Most require you to either mail in a cheque or to tie a bank account to the online account. For the latter type, you can schedule regular money transfers into the online account, or even transfer money manually via the bank's website. A few banks issue you a credit card, and you get a percentage of expenditures deposited into your online savings account. But you must have a good credit rating, because you need to apply for the credit card at the same time. This type of online account also allows you to tie a chequing, for scheduled or controlled money transfers.
Your name I understand, but your password you should never give out. Once they have that they can do anything with your acct.. They should not need a password to deposit or transfer money, unless they are taking out. If you gave it out, I would recommend changing it right away. You shouldn't be sharing your password with anyone. Your account number and full name is all that is required to transfer or deposit money into your account. If you shared your user name and password with anyone for deposit of funds, it means you have been cheated and contact the bank ASAP to lock your online banking account to ensure safety of your funds.
Yes, you can transfer money from a Bank of America account in the United States to an account in Brazil. You would perform what is called an international wire transfer of funds.
To transfer large amounts of money from your account to another account, I would consult with the bank - just to make sure that you obey all laws related to money-laundering.
i would say so
You can transfer it ONLINE by yourself through "SBI Money Transfer" (RTGS and NEFT) if you have your Internet Banking password and username. Another option would be issuing a cheque from your SBI account and have it deposited in the CBI Bank account. technofizi.com/time-takes-for-neft-transfer-money-online/
The Money would be immediately debited from your bank account and the bank would initiate proceedings to transfer the cash to the retailer with whom you did the transaction.
I would call the bank and tell them what you want to do. Since you aren't taking money out of the bank they will probably do it on the phone. If there is some reason why they won't a letter probably won't fix that. If you feel you must write a letter, Write something like this: Dear sirs Please transfer my money from my account (give account number) and transfer it to this account (give account number) Thank you (type or print your full name) (sign your name)
As far as I'm aware you can't transfer from one account to another using a PHP script, you would have to login and do it manually.
Yes you can. The facility is called a wire transfer. You need to visit your bank in Philippines and submit a wire transfer request with details of your friends account in USA and also the amount you wish to transfer. The Philippine bank that you are using may charge you a fee for this facility and money would reach your friends account the same day (in most cases)
There are actually options in most banks to transfer funds from one account to the other either through manual forms that you can fill up with the source bank account, destination bank account, names of both the account holders and the amount to the transferred. Or, most banks have electronic funds transfer options which you can use by logging into their internet banking website. All you need to do is, register the receipient account details as a payee in your account and choose the amount to transfer and you are done. Most banks would transfer money in around 2-3 working days (at max)
How can I check and see if my ex had a Swiss Bank Account? Our daughter who was the only minor child would be entitled to that money. Laurejohns2@aol.comYou are able to open a Swiss bank account, without having personally go to Switzerland, it can all be done in correspondence. That of course does not apply on a numbered account, which in that case you will have to visit Switzerland in person to approve the account, try http://open-bank-account.com for more information.Swiss bank accounts generally, by definition, are impenetrable and unfindable.The only way a Swiss bank will even let you see IF someone owns an account (much less let you exact money from it) is if you show up personally to court in Switzerland, hire a Swiss lawyer, and prove that the owner has violated a SWISS law. Even cold-blood tax evasion is not against Swiss law, as the Swiss value the right of privacy over virtually any other right. Trying to get money from an ex would get laughed out of Swiss courts. (This is precisely why so many people get Swiss bank accounts.)If your husband was a serious a##hole, extremely rich, and you really need that money, search Swiss law and look for any possible loophole in the situation, pray, and call a Swiss law firm. But your chances are slim.As for how to get a Swiss bank account, there are two options. A) get a normal bank account the regular way (usually necessitating showing up in person), but this won't get you the sweet features in the movies (numbered account, private identity, etc.). B) One of the two or three elite banks, e.g. Credit Suisse, will give you all the coveted special features only if you can make a starting deposit worth their time (usually about 1,000,000 USD).
When you transfer money from your checking account to your credit card, you make a credit card payment. If you do not have a balance owed on your credit card, then you will have credit or a positive balance on your card.
There are three ways. 1. There should be a bank in France (if France is where you are talking about) that you will have to give them your money and they will convert it into french money. 2. If you have a credit card, you might have to call you credit card company to tell them that you would like to transfer your money to france. 3. If you have cash, bring it to your local bank and see if they can convert it into french money or convert it into french money into a card.