What did President Jackson do about the national bank?

Answer 1

President Jackson ordered the US Treasury to put the money in state banks. He did this by shutting down the Second Bank of the US in 1833.

Answer 2

President Jackson famously vetoed the re-chartering of the Second Bank of the United States and removed federal funds from the bank, effectively ending its existence as the national bank. He argued that the bank wielded too much power and was undemocratic, favoring the interests of the wealthy over the common people. This decision had a significant impact on the economy and led to the widespread use of state-chartered banks.