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Easy. The banks did. And the GOP did their bidding.
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@georgetakei exactly....banks want this, just watch the overdraft fees sky rocket soon enough...
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@georgetakei When was it ever $5? The few times itβs happened to me, my credit union charged me $19.
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@georgetakei and everyone knows WHO will be paying those exorbitant fees, low income Americans who live from paycheck to paycheck.
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@pg1958 Exactly.
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I understand that if this goes into practice, it will be impossible to overturn by any future administration or president. This is really taking advantage of poor people. The story I listened to said something along the lines of "...people rely on overdraft protection so that they can still buy necessities." That is 100% indicative of the financial war on ordinary folks and how banks continue to fleece us.
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@arisummerland Well said, friend.
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