Federal services are typically closed for Presidents Day but there are some exceptions. Here is everything you need to know about bank closures on the holiday.
Presidents Day is a federal holiday which inevitably means that a lot of businesses and government services will be unavailable for 24 hours.
While many individual retailers will stay open, everything from the stock market to post offices, schools and the Department of Motor Vehicles will be closed across the nation. This is while the United States commemorates everyone who has ever held the office of president. Given that Presidents Day is observed by the Federal Reserve, the vast majority of banks will also be closed on Monday. This includes the buildings themselves, as well as any services that require a teller in order to be carried out. In addition to this, customers may also need to wait an additional day for any ongoing services to be fully processed.
Fortunately, some banking functions will continue to be accessible over the course of Presidents Day, such as mobile banking, online banking and the use of Automated Teller Machines . As such, you will still be able to withdraw cash even if your bank is closed.
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