CFPB Seeks To Prevent Banks From Charging ‘Abusive’ Fee on Instantly Declined Transactions
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In the latest move in a campaign against what the Biden administration calls ‘junk fees,’ the CFPB proposed a rule banning banks from charging non-sufficient fund fees on transactions with debit cards peer-to-peer payments, and other transactions that are instantly processed.
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