top of page

Bank Holidays 2024

Bank Holidays 2024

The Federal Reserve Bank offices are closed on Saturdays and Sundays and the following 2024 bank holidays. For holidays falling on Sunday, the Federal Reserve Bank will be closed the following Monday.

HOLIDAY
2024
2025
2026
2027
New Year's Day
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Jan 1
Birthday Of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Jan 15
Jan 20
Jan 19
Jan 18
Washington's Birthday
Feb 19
Feb 17
Feb 16
Feb 15
Memorial Day
May 24
May 26
May 25
May 31
Juneteenth
Jun 19
Jun 19
Jun 19
Jun 19
Independence Day
Jul 4
Jul 4
Jul 4
Jul 4
Labor Day
Sep 2
Sep 1
Sep 6
Sep 6
Columbus Day
Oct 14
Oct 13
Oct 12
Oct 11
Veterans Day
Nov 11
Nov 11
Nov 11
Nov 11
Thanksgiving Day
Nov 28
Nov 27
Nov 26
Nov 25
Christmas Day
Dec 25
Dec 25
Dec 25
Dec 25

2024 Bank holidays falling on Saturday, Banks and Branches will be open the preceding Friday.

For 2024 bank holidays falling on Sunday, Banks and Branches will be closed the following Monday.

What Is A Bank Holiday?

A bank holiday is a business day during which financial institutions are closed. Bank holidays are most relevant for physical branch locations because many online banking services continue to operate.

The dates are major federal holidays when most financial institutions—stock exchanges, brokerage firms, and traders—also take the day off. Although rare, bank holidays can also be declared to prevent bank runs.

What are the 2024 Bank Holidays?

  • January 1 (New Year’s Day)

  • January 16 (Martin Luther King Day)

  • February 20 (Washington's Birthday)

  • May 29 (Memorial Day)

  • June 19 (Juneteenth)

  • July 4 (Independence Day)

  • September 4 (Labor Day)

  • October 9 (Columbus Day)

  • November 11 (Veteran’s Day)

  • November 23 (Thanksgiving Day)

  • December 25 (Christmas Day)

Bank Holiday 2024 Exceptions

Most online banking systems will still allow access by customers, even on bank holidays. Popular online banking services include deposits, withdrawals, transfers, and bill payments (essentially, the majority of the basic transactions that an individual or retail customer would need throughout the day). It's important to point out that while you can make deposits on a bank holiday, they won't get added to your account as they normally would until the next regular business day.

bottom of page