Definition of "Absolute beneficiary"

Same as term: Beneficiary; Beneficiary Clause:

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ANTHONY GENE RUTLEDGE ANTHONY GENE RUTLEDGE said:

I was waiting on a direct deposit to post, but they closed the account while the deposit was pending. I documented everything. What are my options?

Apr 22, 2023  22:11:25

 
Real Estate Agent

Hello Anthony,
We advise you to contact the bank (or even the bank manager) to investigate your case. They're responsible for such situations and must supply you with a proper solution. If unsatisfied with the bank's response, contact an expert attorney. You can also try alternative platforms for deposits.

Apr 24, 2023  11:22:07
 
 
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