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should anyone actually wish to enjoy giving assets to near-strangers i cannot make a stronger endorsement to schedule a face-to-face with boston private bank and trust.

now that they have a few more locations it really made closing my sov account easy, not like their tellers were smart enough not to straight-up CASH a check of mine i'd lost and apparently acetone from nail polish remover takes ink off the thing. no pain felt, the account was just to pay nstar, comcast, etc and i never kept more than a few grand in it for the almost five years it was active.

boston private b/t in kendall is where i usually go, no way they're not calling you in that situation-they've got handwriting recognition tablets that match within two sigs. you get someone of your choosing as a long-term manager and i impressed upon mine i'm disorganized, prone to losing papers and the guy took a stack of probably useless papers, got them notarized in triplicate, vaulted one, pdf'ed another and actually made a three-ring binder with pockets for me. free, no prodding. i suppose the volume of assets they can access without having any sort of greenlight to play iwanker with it still pays the rent fine for leaving at six.

also, you totally could fuck up most suburban branches of stuff like td and get into the vault. dumb fat chicks fold, and when they're sitting ten feet from the door and some crackhead with a cheap black rifle or glock starts yelling they equate it to tear gas, plastique and a shaped charge, body armor and dead cameras. same to them.

all you new englanders try it, they feed and actually use coffee presses and the furniture and reading materials are potentially addicting. james

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