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Federal Reserve Changes Reg D To Allow 6 Checks Per Month in Money Market Accounts

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One downside to money market accounts and savings accounts as compared to checking accounts is that you are limited in the number of third-party withdrawals. This is based on the Federal Reserve's Regulation D. In short, Reg D limits the number of electronic withdrawals (like ACH transfers) to 6 per month. However, checks were limited to only 3 per month. This check limit has now changed. Effective July 2, 2009, the check limit is now the same as the other types of withdrawals.

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