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Is there an organization that can help people with canadian banking laws?
I’m dealing with a bank where the bank manager refuses to give my RRSP(Im in canada) and He refuses to close my account that has been without use since 2005! What in the world can I do? I know for sure he must be breaking Canadian Banking laws. What can i do to protect myself?
Is there an organization that can help people with canadian banking laws?
I’m dealing with a bank where the bank manager refuses to give my RRSP(Im in canada) and He refuses to close my account that has been without use since 2005! What in the world can I do? I know for sure he must be breaking Canadian Banking laws. What can i do to protect myself?
#1 by Henry on November 24, 2009 - 4:11 pm
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You should file a complaint to the Bank’s head office. Canadian banks are very reliable. I am very sure someone will help you to take care of the problem.
The Banks would never rip you off. So, there is no need to take your case to the regulatory. The only person or persons who would rip you off is the employee. If that is what you think was the case, then, the best thing to do is to file a complaint to the upper management.
#2 by xylina_69 on November 28, 2009 - 1:12 am
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If the RRSP is locked in, you can’t get it out until the maturity date…no real way around that…
If you want information on Bank law, I’d Google “Canada Bank Legislation” and if it’s a Credit Union, “Your Province Credit Union Legislation”
Good Luck