Medical Marijuana Dispensary Banking Woes
Two weeks ago, my dispensary was informed by their bank that they were no longer able to provide banking services. One part progress, two parts regression
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Two weeks ago, my dispensary was informed by their bank that they were no longer able to provide banking services. One part progress, two parts regression
Fortunately, there is already a bill Congress could act upon that would reform federal banking laws relating to marijuana businesses.
Monday night Denver's city council passed its regulations for retail cannabis dispensaries in the city.
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of September 11, 2013:
The Department of Justice states they are "actively considering" how to allow banks to accept transactions from legal marijuana businesses.
The Marijuana Business Access to Banking Act aims to accomplish this by updating federal banking laws to account for discrepancies with state laws
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of July 10, 2013:
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Even though cannabusinesses are legal in many parts of the US; banks and credit card companies discriminate against them by refusing their business.
Jose Pagliery reports that ADT, the nation's largest security company, dropped their medical marijuana clients without warning
Since banks can be accused by the federal government of money laundering, they do not openly deal with the legal marijuana businesses.
If you’re a medical marijuana provider, for example, the Justice Department will not just look the other way as it did for years with HSBC.
Banking entity HSBC Group has agreed to forfeit $1.256 billion & pay an additional $600 million-plus in fines for laundering money for Mexican drug cartels.
John Davis, who runs a legal medical marijuana business in Washington, shares with NPR 4 key steps in trying to operate in the cannabis industry...
U.S. banks in Colorado and Washington state, where voters last week legalized recreational marijuana use, shouldn't disregard federal laws that consider pot sales criminal, a bank regulator said today.