What are Nas-coal removed funds from a bank account?

TL;DR: Some (usually government) agency has a legal order to garnish your account. This can become very expensive if left unaddressed. --- A lien, garnishment, judgment, or other legal order has been attached to your bank account. read more

An alternative to this is to garnish wages, but wage garnishment is generally limited to a certain fraction of your pay, while a bank levy can take all the funds in your bank account up to the total amount due. read more

You may see a NAS-COAL removed funds in your bank account. If you see this withdrawal, this means you have a lien, judgement, garnishment, or other legal order against you, legally allowing your bank to remove funds from your account and give it to whomever has filed the judgement, lien, or garnishment against you. read more

I have Chase bank, and this just showed up, sending my account into insufficient fund fees. It was a withdrawal for $100, which is all I had in there. Actually my balance was $105. read more

So if money has been withdrawn from your account by NAS-COAL then maybe you are owing to some debts. To be sure about this you can call your bank for more explanation on why money was withdrawn from your bank account by NAS-COAL. read more