My wife has both been with US Bank for decades (despite my calls to switch) and is horrible with $$ (we do NOT share a joint account).
I went to make a cash deposit into her account the other day and learned it was now a bank policy - this is NEW, within the prior weeks - to show ID and record my personal info as a depositor.
Over a lousy $40.
Yeah.
I asked for the manager - who was not available - and snarked,
“Heaven forbid that my $40 might generate a Suspicious Activity Report.”
I did not share my opinion on the lack of a privacy policy disclosure and the vulnerability of my personal data they entered into their system...but I sure wanted to rip the manager a new one.
Can I file a FOIA to determine whether and who spied on me so I can sue them into the poor house?
They’d laugh if they ever looked at my lone checking account.
“Land of the free, sweet land of liberty”.
NOT!
Sorry, that is just a myth now, and has been for a very long time.
You can pick your own end date, 1865, 1968, 2020, plenty to choose from depending on your metricks.
BTTT
it is designed to watch you, and to make sure you are kept down
FBI, others are weaponized to spy on Americans’ bank accounts.
Unless your in congress or senate off shore gold dealers happy?.