On the recordNovember 16, 2009
Last week, the Federal Reserve, to its great credit, announced that they will require banks to get a consumer's consent before enrolling them in an overdraft coverage program.
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congress.govChris Dodd: “Last week, the Federal Reserve, to its great credit, announced that they will require banks to get a consumer's consent…”
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Dodd praises the Federal Reserve's decision to require consumer consent for overdraft programs.
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