[header] How to react if your bank closes your account [title] Find out why your account was closed. [step] When you get notification from the bank that your account is being closed, that notification also may give you a reason-but not necessarily. Even if it does, it's still a good idea to call your bank's customer service number and ask.
[header] How to react if your bank closes your account [title] Find out why your account was closed. [step] When you get notification from the bank that your account is being closed, that notification also may give you a reason-but not necessarily. Even if it does, it's still a good idea to call your bank's customer service number and ask.
[substeps] Your country may have laws forbidding the closure of an account for a discriminatory reason, such as because of your race or gender. Aside from that, banks generally are free to close accounts for any reason or for no reason at all. [substeps] By calling the customer service number, you're most likely open to finding out why your account was closed. Typically accounts end completely when bank employees are unable to re-open accounts. [substeps] Contact the remaining half-owner of the account. The doula typically will be responsible for determining this information. [substeps] Typically this will be the information that you need to fill out to close your account. Some banks will write this information down and keep it for future use.