Sentences with phrase «levied against your account»

Depending on which particular segment you are looking to trade or invest in, corresponding brokerage charges will be levied against your account.

A charge levied against the accounts of investors who don't use their digital currency for transactions, but just leave it sitting as a long - term investment (HODL).

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Twitter said it is «taking action» against 10 times more abusive accounts than it was at the same time last year, which means the company is levying account suspensions — or, limiting users» ability to use the service — on «thousands more abusive accounts» per day.

Levy would have to square off against Representative Rick Lazio for the Republican nod, though Levy maintains an advantage in the funds department, with $ 4.1 million in his campaign account as of January to Lazio's $ 640,000, according to the Times.

Seizable assets usually include financial levies on bank accounts and liens against property.

If you can not pay the debt, then the creditor can collect the debt by garnishing your wages, filing a lien against your home, filing a lien against your investment property, or seizing the funds in your bank account with a bank levy.

«Good Standing» means that you 1) make sufficient deposits to bring your account to a positive end of day balance at least once every 30 calendar days (including payments of all bank fees and charges); 2) avoid excessive overdrafts; and 3) there are no legal orders, levies, or liens against your account.

If you miss the deadline: The IRS may file a Notice of Federal Tax Lien and / or issue a levy against wages, bank accounts or other assets if you don't pay the balance or contact the IRS to establish a payment arrangement within 30 days.

- You are subject to any legal or administrative orders or levies; liens against your account; or you are currently a party in a bankruptcy proceeding.

It does not account for the service charge levied against your transactions, and does account for the idle cash.

Typically, before a creditor can look to attach your pay or levy a bank account, they must pursue a lawsuit against you and obtain a judgment before wage garnishment is possible.

Robinson says that the main gripe within the industry is that banks are blocking the creation of new accounts for money remittances, possibly in the wake of the # 1.2 billion fine levied against HSBC last year over anti-money laundering failures.