If Europe didnt have enough problems, Greece now has a full-fledged bank run on its hands.

Household deposits at Greek banks have dropped in five of the past six months, falling by a total of 12 billion euros ($17.6 billion), according to Bank of Greece data. Two-year deposits tumbled 8% from a year ago in April and savings deposits plunged at a 16% year-over-year clip in March, notes Graham Turner of GFC Economics in London.

The flight of Greek funds overseas will only add to countrys financial crisis, which has Greece on the verge of accepting another bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.