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The price varies, but it in my experience, it's always under $150 annually. To warn you though, many branches don't have Safe Deposit Boxes, and the new branches definitely don't have them. Why? Because according to corporate, they are a waste of space and not too profitable.Best,Demetrius Hicks

I would also suggest:Calling all of your local banks and seeing if the person in question has a box with them . Most will give that information over the phone if they find out that the person has passed away and you have their personal information available to give them over the phone.If you live in a relatively small town, you could simply drive to one branch of each bank and check in person. Bring a copy of the person's death certificate and their will with you to save yourself from making a return trip.You could visit the most popular local locksmith in the area and ask to speak with the owner. That person might be able to tell you which bank uses that particular style of key. You then call the bank and figure things out from there.

It varies from branch to branch. There is no set fee and it isn't centrally regulated.I think around $100 is the ball park for a small one.Bank of America Safety Deposit Box issueThis is a forum for mostly unhappy customers who report waiting lists and delays.When I contacted Bank of America I was told to contact my local branch. I don't have an account so couldn't really pursue it.Bank deposit boxes are not a good idea for most people.

Depends where you are in the world. In the US, when a death certificate is issued, the death is reported to Social Security. The same is reported to the Vital Statistics Office in the State. Banks periodically check with Social Security and the VS Office for all SSNs that match their banking (active) account records.In some cases, the Funeral Director of the funeral home also makes sure to report the same to Social Security Office and the VS Office as part of their paperwork.Pretty much the same or close enough process is followed in other countries.

Gold in a vault hasOpportunitiy riskMarket riskInflation risk(gold isn't guaranteed to keep up with inflation or even be positive)Money in bank hasOpportunitiy riskInflation riskSo I'd say money in bank is safer but not SAFE

You would also need to find an old bill with that information also while cleaning the house.If you did not know the access is not granted to the bearer of the key. People had a relationship with the bank and had signature compared and/or showed ID to access the box the same as any other bank transactions. You would have as much luck as trying to forge from an old checkbook that you also found. Some unscrupulous people could pull it off no doubt.There are a number of reasons the box could already be frozen. The bank has learned from other accounts that the owners are deceased. The person was too busy dying to bother to pay the bill,etc.Perhaps concentrate on your fiduciary duties and quit scheming.

To open a safe deposit box the bank will ask you to open Fixed deposit amount ranging from Rs 10,000 to Rs 25,000 and the annul charges will be starting Rs 1,000 plus service tax. The annual charges varies on size of the safe seposit box and location category of the branch. i.e Urban, Semi-urban and rural.You can approach the bank manager or visit the bank website to get more details about the charges of safe deposit.

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