if the account is not pass due (yes) money oweing to copart must be paid frist
No. It is your account and the bank cannot move funds from one account to another without your approval or rather without you asking them for it.
Yes, you can transfer a balance to another person by initiating a transfer of funds from your account to their account.
Transfer funds
Banks can transfer funds from one account to another with your permission. Many banks have this option available to you when you open your account/s. Check with your financial institution.
Wiring funds from one account to another -APEX
Once you deposit your funds into another individuals bank account, those funds are no longer yours. You can not get your money back unless the owner of the account withdraws the funds and decides to give them to you. I recommend getting your own bank account.
Yes, a Power of Attorney (POA) can withdraw funds from an account if the grantor has granted them that authority. However, if the account is a joint account with another person, the ability to withdraw funds may depend on the terms of the account and the permissions granted to the POA. It's essential to check the specific stipulations of the account and the POA document to ensure compliance with legal and financial guidelines.
Yes, through PayPal. Sign up for a free PayPal account and upload the funds from your bank. Add the other bank to your account and withdraw the uploaded funds to your other bank.
Wiring funds from one account to another -APEX
Investment Cash in Bank
No, Amtrust is no longer around due to filing chaper 11 in 2009. Funds were transfered to another bank in New York City.
Not really insured, but you still own whatever stocks, bonds, or mutual funds you are invested in. I believe that custody of the certificate would pass on to another firm. It would be like if your insurance agent went broke, you would still have coverage from the parent company and your policy would be transfered to another agency.