Most banks were closed on Columbus Day. Here is what was open, what was closed, and why.
Banks follow the Federal Reserve holiday calendar. Most branches closed on October 12.
Tuesday is a normal banking day. Branches are open again. Stuck payments should now go through.
The New York Stock Exchange kept normal hours. The Nasdaq did too. Investors could trade all day.
Bonds follow a different calendar. The bond market closed for Columbus Day.
All post offices closed. Regular mail delivery stopped for the day. Mail moves again on Tuesday.
Private carriers kept working. UPS delivered as normal. FedEx ran with some changed services.
ATMs still worked. Banking apps still worked. You could check balances and move money online.
Some Chase branches stayed open. TD Bank locations were open too. Hours varied by location.
Banks follow the Fed. Markets follow their own calendar. They do not always move together.
Check your bank app for pending payments. Give stuck payments one more business day. Then call your bank.
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