Bank fund holds placed without required written Reg CC notice
BMO Bank and similar institutions place holds on deposited funds for days to weeks without providing the written notice required by Regulation CC, including specific reasons and release dates. This structurally harms consumers who depend on deposited funds during the hold period. The compliance gap affects all consumers who deposit checks at large banks.
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