Ga_Christie_04
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It really depends. Most banks will post pending credits before debits . Do you have online access? |
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worldstiti
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wachovia can only tell you each bank has their own policy |
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Not_Here
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I think if you deposit the check with a teller, should be in there right away. If you did it through ATM, it takes about two days.
You should do direct deposit, fast and simple. |
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webworm90
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It all depends on your bank. I notice when I deposited cash and call on the phone to get a balance. Your balance is $1.00 your available balance is $10.00. The next day it will show $10 for both. For checks it depends. It could take a couple of days or more if drawn on the same bank it should be the next day. The best bet is to ask your bank. I would never use an atm. It seems to take longer with an atm deposit. |
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Ava's Mommy
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This would depend mostly on your bank and the size of the check and withdraw, but generally funds are available for withdrawl the next business day. |
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SLWrites
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Most banks make you wait at least a day to access your money. This is why you should do your banking with a credit union, where the money is there as soon as you deposit it. |
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deb1975@sbcglobal.net
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It usually takes the deposit up to 24 hrs. to post before you can draw on it. However, if you also have a savings acct there, most banks will do an automatic transfer of funds from your savings to your checking accts to prevent over drafts |
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cotopaxi
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In your example, almost certainly. You would be better off cashing the check at the bank, if you can, then depositing the cash that you do not immediately need.
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Mickey's gurl
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I used to work for Bank of America and as long as you pay attention to the servicing hours on the ATM your transaction is safe. Your deposit made usually before 2:30 on banking days will come through before your debit on the other hand if you deposit after hours or on the weekend and use your debit card oops!!!! |
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Jeremy D
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Be careful, they will try!!! |
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ceprn
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Until it clears, or shows up as part of your available balance. |
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Barkley Hound
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It depends on your bank and how long you have been with them. They can make you wait for it to clear which can take a couple of days. Call the bank and ask. |
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First Lady
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Depends on your bank. At mine, it can used immediately (bank of america). |
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granny
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my bank says the next day. |
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