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Some of the biggest players in financial services are eliminating overdraft fees. Bank of America and Wells Fargo are just a few of the big names either reducing or eliminating overdraft fees, and many credit unions are also scrapping these fees.

While overdraft fees have been a nuisance to consumers, they are not the only ones pushing for this change. Regulators are becoming increasingly suspicious of overdraft fees, too. With this kind of pressure building, more and more financial institutions are likely to follow suit and say goodbye to overdraft fees.


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