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And this is why I love to open up bank accounts to take the sign up money bonuses, then close them 6-12 months later
I’ve hit up Wells Fargo three times. Last time was $300.
I got hit with one of those overdraft fees for $30 or so when I was a student and I’ve been taking all of it back and then some for the past three decades.
It also just piss you off even if you aren't poor.  As a consumer, as even congress are, how can you not support this bill?! >

Congresspeople that prefer corporations over people won't support this bill >

Self interest vs self interest.  That is quite a conundrum. >


The study from the progressive public interest group Accountable.US looked at the 20 banks in the United States that generate the largest share of their income from service charges. It found nearly 60% of their branches are located in counties where the poverty rate is higher than the national average, and 72% of their branches are in counties where the median income is lower than the national average.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau announced a broad review of “junk fees” ― such as fees for late payment, ATMs and overdrafts ― in January 2022. Biden picked up the baton last week, appearing alongside CFPB Director Rohit Chopra to announce a new rule sharply limiting credit card late fees.