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If i withdraw a large some from my checking account in cash does it trigger an investigation

 
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    Q. How much cash i can deposit in checking account cra?


    Do all cash deposits get added together? For instance if over a six month period, you deposit $5,000 does that get added together even if you are using it on a regular basis.

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