Short answer: Many banks are closed tomorrow because of Veterans Day, a federal holiday in the United States. ATMs and online banking often remain available, but in-branch services are typically interrupted. If you need to handle banking tasks, consider using online or mobile banking today or wait until the next business day. Details and context
- Federal holiday: Veterans Day is observed on November 11. Banks typically close as part of the federal holiday schedule, affecting branch hours nationwide. notes the Federal Reserve holiday schedule, which commonly leads banks and branches to close or operate with limited hours. also indicates that branches close while some services (like certain ATM or digital channels) may still function.
- Varied impact by location: While most major banks close, some regions or specific branches might have altered hours around holidays. It’s common for branches to reopen on the following business day, or possibly the preceding Friday if the holiday falls on a weekend.
- Services outside branches: ATMs and online/mobile banking usually remain accessible during holidays, though transfers or teller-assisted services may be delayed. Post office and certain government services follow similar holiday scheduling, which can influence related financial transactions (e.g., mail-delivered payments).
What to do next
- If you need to complete a banking task urgently: use online or mobile banking if available, or plan for the next business day when branches reopen.
- If you rely on mailed documents or checks: expect delays; consider expedited electronic payments or scheduling in advance for the day before the holiday.
- To confirm for your specific bank: check the bank’s official website or mobile app for holiday hours or call ahead to your local branch. Some banks publish a nationwide holiday notice and a list of exceptions on their sites.
If you want, I can pull up the latest official holiday hours for your specific bank or branch and summarize them for you.
