When consumers’ finances are already stretched thin, exorbitant overdraft fees can cause other payments to bounce — leading to even more fees in a vicious circle that can ‘turn setbacks into crises,’
Elizabeth Warren: “When consumers’ finances are already stretched thin, exorbitant overdraft fees can cause other payments to bounce…”
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Warren explains the impact of overdraft fees on consumers.
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