§ 1428 Withdrawal Period Exceptions
The law lets the financial regulator change how quickly people can take money out of deposits if keeping the original rule would put a bank in an unsafe or unsound condition.
A bank wants to let customers withdraw their savings immediately, but the regulator worries that allowing instant withdrawals could cause the bank to fail.
Because the original withdrawal rule might lead to unsafe practices, the regulator can issue a new rule that gives the bank a longer waiting period before customers can take their money out.
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§ 1428 Withdrawal Period Exceptions
Last verified: January 11, 2026