By: Caring Banker
First of all, the simplest answer is to keep sufficient funds in your account. To ensure you are doing this, keep track of purchases in your register – immediately – whether using a card or check....
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This is a perfect example of a potential “nanny state” takeover of financial services. Abuses should be tracked and prosecuted, but many regulations already exist to protect consumers. More...
View ArticleBy: Gwjk63
Of all the fees that banks and credit unions charge, the overdraft or insufficient funds fee is the one that customers control. I don’t think it is alright for a bank to manipulate processes to create...
View ArticleBy: CFPB Web Team
We’re using a commenting system that automatically screens for commercial promotions, posts laced with profanity, etc. Sometimes it catches things that do not violate our blog comment policy, and we...
View ArticleBy: Wall ties
great article, i hate paying overdraft fees. i like to keep most of my balance into investements so when i miscalculate and have to pay a fee i get quite annoyed
View ArticleBy: Common
Actually, it is not there instrument. It is the “bearer”‘s instrument which is you and you were not a customer of Bank of America and they had to pay a teller to stand there and provide you with a...
View ArticleBy: Common
Saying that you have “investments” indicates that you are solvent. If you are solvent then you only need to set up an overdraft account or line of credit to insure that you do not incur fees when you...
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