If you want to call it control, that's fine. Then yes, you have to give up control of the money when you deposit it in the bank. That's inherent in the action and plainly obvious, the same as when you put down any object you were previously holding, you have given up control over it until you pick it back up. Originally, you were talking about "rights." Giving up control (if that's how you want to distinguish it) and giving up rights are not the same. I only took issue with the concept that you give up your right to your money by putting it in the bank. You don't. You do give up control until you withdraw it.
Yes, I was. Given that you can hardly share control over money with someone else (in a strict sense), isn't it, well, right to consider control over something as an integral part of your rights over it? Rights are not something abstract, they are what you can do with or to a thing...
For example, use it, profit by it, sell it (or otherwise get rid of it), etc
