Topic RSS10:19 am
January 12, 2019
Offlinemustang said
My National Bank account cuts off on the 19th of the month
They send me an email advising of this, about the 23rd of the month
Still no such email from NB for me ... and it's Jan. 11th now.
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Norman1 said
National Bank account's statement month may depend on owner's last name.
Interesting ⬆️
But if that were the case at NB, I would have received my SA Statements on Jan. 5th.
I guess I'll wait an' see what transpires during this next week.
- Dean
" Live Long, Healthy ... And Prosper! " 
12:09 pm
January 12, 2019
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September 24, 2019
Offline2:46 pm
April 21, 2022
OfflineDean said
mustang said
My National Bank account cuts off on the 19th of the month
They send me an email advising of this, about the 23rd of the monthStill no such email from NB for me ... and it's Jan. 11th now.
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Norman1 said
National Bank account's statement month may depend on owner's last name.
Interesting ⬆️
But if that were the case at NB, I would have received my SA Statements on Jan. 5th.
I guess I'll wait an' see what transpires during this next week.
Dean
Did you receive a statement last month, if so what was the statement date? The schedule in the link was for RBC clients, @Norman1 was alluding to the possibility that NB might be doing something similar.
11:41 am
January 12, 2019
Offline12:43 pm
April 21, 2022
OfflineDean said
.Yes ⬆️ . . .
Both my NBoC SA statements for Nov. 1 - 30 were dated Dec. 9th, '25.
I just checked again ... still no statements for Dec. 1 - 31.
I'll give it another couple o' days, and then call-in if there's still no Dec. statements.
Dean
If by chance you do call in, I would be most interested to know how they determine when individual clients receive their monthly statements.
6:33 pm
January 12, 2019
OfflineNorman1 said
December 9, 2025 is the second Tuesday of the month and the 7th business day of the month.
For this month, the second Tuesday would be tomorrow, January 13, and the 7th business day would be today, January 12.
Could one of those be how National Bank issues those statements?
We can Guess all day 'Till the Cows Come Home', or we can call them and ask.
I'll probably do that on Wednesday. 
- Dean
" Live Long, Healthy ... And Prosper! " 
9:15 pm
January 10, 2017
Offlinedommm said
I was told our statements are determined by our birth date so if you were born on the 4th your statement will be on the 4th. Not sure what happens if you were born on the 31st.
I can confirm that it is true. They do it to unburden their computers by spreading the load for generating the statements. No customer wants it this way but they do it to serve themselves! One more reason to drop this bank!
9:31 pm
September 28, 2023
OfflineAgreed... that explains why I didn't have to wait for my statement because my birthday is the 1st.
I only have statements for my Progress accounts though, the investments still only have confirmations from November. I wanted to double check that a Christmas TFSA GIC maturity was on record being cleared in 2025, but I am assuming since the funds were transferred to my Progress account on the 30th, that I will have that contribution room returned to me for this year. I am holding off on using that room until I can see how NB have reported it on CRA website.
11:04 am
September 24, 2019
OfflineLodown said
I can confirm that it is true. They do it to unburden their computers by spreading the load for generating the statements. No customer wants it this way but they do it to serve themselves! One more reason to drop this bank!
My birthday is the 31st. So guess I'll get one this month. 28 days next month, so a few more are out of luck. 
8:17 am
November 18, 2017
OfflineI can't see spreading out processing dates as a deal-breaker. I mean, even our governments habitually do it for many documents, such as driver's licenses, in many cases. Look at how birthdays are spread out over the year, but the concentration of christmas season warps workloads and shopping loads into a few peaks and drawn-out valleys.
RetirEd
11:54 pm
January 10, 2020
OfflineCalled National Bank this morning about my maturing GIC next week.
They answered on the 2nd ring! Impressive! If only their rates were decent.
Confirmed with them that my maturing instructions had carried over from Motive. However, that was to pay the principal and balance into TFSA savings, which has become the Cash Advantage Solution, not the TFSA Cash account. I can't withdraw from the Cash Advantage myself.
Changed the instructions for both my GIC's to mature into the TFSA Cash Account instead, and withdrew the small balance from the TFSA Cash Advantage account, which closed that account. Oh well.
This will be the lions share of my funds here, one small GIC matures in April.
Then I will be out of there although I will likely maintain the accounts as long as they remain free. Could come in handy some day, who knows.
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