Overdraft protection comes under scrutiny
Sunday, December 17th, 2006Overdraft protection programs that save many people from the embarrassment of bouncing a check — but which often carry heavy charges — may soon come under regulatory scrutiny.
Overdraft protection programs that save many people from the embarrassment of bouncing a check — but which often carry heavy charges — may soon come under regulatory scrutiny.
The FDIC is proposing a study of the following overdraft protection programs being offered by various financial institutions.
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