However, there are limits as to how much you’ve got the option to withdraw.
What Are ATM Withdrawal Limits?
You may be wondering why, since its technically your money in the bank account.
While true, these limits are imposed for both security and practical reasons.
Think about it: ATM machines can only hold so much cash.
Whats more, banks only have a certain amount of cash on hand at their branches each day.
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Thieves can drain your entire account if there wasnt a limit in place.
What Is the Daily ATM Withdrawal Limit?
Daily withdrawal limits typically range from $500 to $3,000.
Online banks may also set different limits compared to brick and mortar ones.
Again, the point of these limits are to protect your money and accounts.
Other ways include getting cash back when making debit card purchases and cashing a check.
For example, if youre going overseas on vacation, contact your bank beforehand to request a limit increase.
If you do get a higher limit congrats!
Youll want to continue to remain vigilant about your banking information and your debit card.
Itd be a shame for someone to get unauthorized access and withdraw the higher limit without your knowledge.
Be prepared for what youll do if your bank says no (because its a total possibility).
In this instance, you’re free to either get around these limits using the tactics below.
Or, you’re able to consider switching to an account or bank that offers higher limits.
It bears repeating that you may be subject to withdrawal limits imposed by your bank.
Of course, if youre making a withdrawal for legitimate reasons, you dont need to worry.
Were simply pointing out the IRS may notice these types of withdrawals.
But (and its a big one), thats not always the case.
Heres where we suggest you check with your bank (because you know its true).
Even if it doesnt, it could still count towards your daily purchase limit.
Some stores also impose a cash back limit.
This limit could be based on each purchase.
Each of them will count towards your banks daily purchase limit.
She is the host of the Buzzsprout and Beyond the Dollar podcasts.
(Can you sense my millennial sarcasm there?)
You know which ones were talking about: rent, utilities, cell phone bill, insurance, groceries…
