Can I get Apollo for free?
It is generally difficult to obtain bank records from 20 years ago, as most financial institutions only retain digital statements online for about five to seven years. While some banks might have archived historical records, they are not legally required to keep them for two decades. Credit unions, for example, are typically mandated to retain member statements for seven years. If you require records from two decades ago for legal or tax purposes, your best course of action is to contact your bank's customer service department directly to ask if they have a long-term archive or a microfiche service that could retrieve such old data. However, be aware that even if they are able to locate them, retrieving records from that far back may incur significant research fees and is not guaranteed.
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