The limit is not a line of credit, but it allows the customer to overdraw the account for a fee of about $ 20 up to $ 35 for each transaction.
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At least 1, 000 banks are encouraging customers with low balances to overdraw their checking accounts, allowing the banks to skirt credit laws and collect billions of dollars in new fees.
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The banks say the programs, which cover checks that would otherwise bounce and even allow people to overdraw their accounts with ATM and debit cards, are a service to their customers.
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"The only value judgment we make is whether or not we get paid back, " Powell said . " It's a choice the consumer makes whether or not to overdraw.
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"It's good to look at these two women leaders as symbols but we should not overdraw or expect too much from this, " said political analyst Nelson Navarro.
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"Some people open free checking accounts and don't realize there are fees involved if you overdraw, " said Eugene Lucci, vice president for deposit products at the bank.
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Demetz, professor emeritus of German and comparative literature at Yale, makes no effort to impose a unitary interpretation on Brescia, nor does he overdraw its importance in the minds of the writers present.
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While a good number of readers agree with me that these " overdraft privilege " programs are potentially deceptive and predatory, other readers believe consumers who overdraw their checking accounts deserve to get whacked by banks.
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She may overdraw her account : " With the size of my mortgage at the moment, I'm afraid I'm looking at another 50 years in this business, " says one.
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In effect, bounce protection " sets you up to overdraw when you don't know you're overdrawing, " Hillebrand said . " It's a very expensive way to borrow money ."
