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To: Kartographer
This might be a good place to ask a question I've had for a while.

If someone wanted to withdraw say 30K would it be best to keep the withdrawals under 10K..? and do you need to space these out monthly? I'm just thinking about government flags and as far as I'm concerned, it's non of their business. Thanks

12 posted on 08/13/2012 4:18:05 PM PDT by Track9 (Ego undermines moral courage.)
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To: Track9

Good question and one I’d like some info on as well.


13 posted on 08/13/2012 4:26:48 PM PDT by bonfire
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To: Track9

You’d better keep your cash withdraws under 10k. Not only is the federal government automatically notified...there is a limit to the amount of cash you can legally carry on your person.


14 posted on 08/13/2012 4:32:17 PM PDT by mamelukesabre
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To: Track9

I have that same question.


15 posted on 08/13/2012 4:32:42 PM PDT by beaversmom
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A lot of banks will caution you about taking that much cash at once. Not for reporting reasons, but for personal safety reasons.

Taking more than ten grand out will not trigger a report. Depositing more than ten grand might. Depositing three sets of ten grand in a short period WILL get you reported.

If you plan to keep that much cash obviously you need it protected. Not just from theft, but from fire and other hazards. Your homeowners agent will laugh out loud if you file a claim for $30k cash lost in a fire.


22 posted on 08/13/2012 5:01:26 PM PDT by Vermont Lt (I am NOT from Vermont. I am from MA. And I don't support Romney. Please read before "assuming.")
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