On the recordJuly 25, 2023
These junk fees are keeping hardworking Americans out of our financial system, particularly those who are already living on the edge of the economy.
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congress.govThese junk fees are keeping hardworking Americans out of our financial system, particularly those who are already living on the edge of the economy.
Warnock highlights how junk fees exclude vulnerable populations from financial systems.
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