Complaint Review: Bank of America - Nationwide
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Bank of America Froze Assets and withdrawals after 4 years Nationwide
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I have been transferring money back and forth between my checking and savings for over 4 years. Just recently the bank froze my account from any withdrawals because they realized (and I had forgotten) that the original account was opened as a Coogan account. When the savings accounts showed up on my online banking account I for some reason thought that they were converted to savings accounts. Well the last deposits I made were in total of $10K. Only about $15 dollars was deposited in my daughters name from one acting gig. Is there anything I can do to withdraw the money that is rightfully mine because I had been transferring in and out several thousands of dollars at a time and now all of a sudden Bank of America put a stop to it.
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AUTHOR: Striderq - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Friday, July 24, 2015
Wait until BOA sends you the money and then open an account in another bank. When you get the account(s), make sure you only use them the way their supposed to be used. Do NOT run your money through the Coogan account of your child. It's sure to raise red flags at the bank. By the way, you might want to keep all related paperwork for deposits and transfers, because the IRS will probably come asking questions and asking for taxes from your child on the money that went through their account.


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