Where are my funds?

[Steph09army]

On 23 April, a bank account that my deposits normally are deposited into, received the funds. They were then sent back to the va on 25 April as I called the va and updated them with new account information. The va has stated the funds were sent back to the treasury on May 1st. No one at the va seems to know how long it will take to receive my funds as they have updated bank account information. I’m needing to pay rent and other bills. Any one else have experience with this?

[broncovet]

I seem to recall someone with a similar experience.  Hopefully they will chime in.  Obviously, according to your post, your funds are sitting at the US Treasury, waiting for VA to straighten this out.  

My advice is to contact your bank, pronto, and in person.  

[dsd84dsd]

It takes about 7 business days.Happened to me once.

[GBArmy]

Hi Jame Welcome to Hadit. You should start a new post if you have a current situation or wish to start something new. As you can see, your response is to a posting on a subject that hasn't been active for more than 4 years

[Stayfocus]

On 10/5/2022 at 3:39 AM, JameTvari said:

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This is not a brokerage forum.

[john999]

If you want to make a big pot of money get small invest in bitcoin!  That is the dumbest advice I ever heard, and I have been investing for 30 years and made a lot of money buying common stocks.

[Tbird]

On 10/5/2022 at 4:47 AM, GBArmy said:

Hi Jame Welcome to Hadit. You should start a new post if you have a current situation or wish to start something new. As you can see, your response is to a posting on a subject that hasn't been active for more than 4 years

I believe him to be a spammer.