New Overdraft Fee Rules

by James & Miel on November 12, 2009 · 0 comments

Hi All,

Looks like the Federal Reserve is implementing new rules on banking overdraft fees.

The NY Times has the story.

Enjoy.

James

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James & Miel are originally from Oregon, and are both gainfully employed professionals. James works internationally in survey research, and Miel currently works in international development & relief in Africa.

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