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Overdrafts: Linked Accounts and Regulation D - Part 1
Regulation D limits the number of withdrawals from a savings account to six per month. This includes any withdrawals/transfers to cover overdrafts in a checking account. And, this is a combined six per month. So, if a member were to make two other "Reg D" withdrawals in a given month, the member would only have four left for transfers to the checking account to cover overdrafts. ****Read More; http://bit.ly/ylX83D
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