Are Banks Open on Easter Monday?
Find out if banks are open the Monday after Easter.Easter Monday, aka the day after Easter, falls on April 22 this year. Although Easter is a widely observed holiday — albeit not one observed by the U.S. Office of Personnel Management — it always falls on a Sunday, when most banks are typically closed anyway.
But does anything close for the following Monday, which is a day of the week when banks are typically open anyway?
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Banks Will Be Open for Easter Monday
Because Easter Monday is not a bank holiday, you can expect your bank to be open. For people looking to take care of banking errands on Easter Monday, this is good news — although probably not so for bank employees. Still, to be sure, GOBankingRates verified that several major banks don’t consider Easter Monday to be a holiday, and will open as usual that day:
- Bank of America
- Bank of the West
- BBVA Compass
- BB&T
- BMO Harris Bank
- Capital One Bank
- Chase Bank
- Citibank
- Comerica Bank
- Fifth Third Bank
- First Citizens Bank
- HSBC
- Huntington Bank
- Huntington State Bank
- M&T Bank
- People’s United Bank
- Regions Bank
- Santander Bank
- SunTrust Bank
- TD Bank
- Union Bank
- Wells Fargo
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Is the Stock Market Open on Easter Monday?
Unlike banks, U.S. stock markets don’t rely on the Federal Reserve Bank nor observe the same holidays. Days the stock markets are closed are referred to as trading holidays, and might be recognized by Nasdaq, the New York Stock Exchange and SIFMA.
Good news for traders: Stock markets are open on Easter Monday, unlike Good Friday when they’ll be closed.
Check out banks that are open on Sunday.
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Sean Dennison contributed to the reporting of this article.
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