<prompt> Human: Hello, this is my first time posting so please let me know if I am breaking any rules.Anyway, I have a sum of money, around 9,000 that I have been saving since I was a kidgifts from parents, older siblings, close relatives, part-time jobs, etc.. I am a pretty frugal person and never a big spender, so it just built up over time.I want to deposit these money into my banks savings account so I can accrue interest and not have to worry about burglars stealing it or if my house gets burned down one day.Im 22 now, working at two different jobs. My bank only opens from Monday to Saturday, and I only have Sundays off. Technically I can go during work hours but my workplace is almost two-hour commute from home, and theres no way in hell that Im gonna travel to work with 9k cash in my pocket, I live in a major city. So my best bet to deposit ASAP is probably at an ATM since theyre open 247like right now.So my question is: will I get in trouble for depositing that much money into an ATM at once? Both of my workplaces do direct deposits into my savings account, so I cant use work as an excuse for that large sum. And the I have been saving this sum of money since I was a kid excuse seems completely made up, but ironically it is 100 true lol...Anyway, please give me your insights. Thank you!  <response>: I work for a Credit union. 9K isnt too big of a deal. Id go as far as saying I wonder why he had 9K in cash... to a co-worker. If you seemed very jumpy and said suspicious things like how much can I deposit before I set off red flags for IRS reporting then youd suddenly get a few more pages in your file. If a teller asks just tell them the truth. 