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Consumers Fight to Recover $40 Billion From Banking Industry

Most of us have been overdrawn on our bank accounts at one time or another and have had to pay a fee for our oversight. Unfortunately, banks have capitalized on this by applying large transactions to balances first – making it easier for accounts to become overdrawn. It’s big bucks for the banking industry – nearly $40 billion a year. Consumers are now fighting back with bank overdraft fee lawsuits to get those monies reimbursed.

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Bank Overdraft Fee Class Action Lawsuits: Lawyers Say Banks Deceived Customers

Numerous bank overdraft class action lawsuits have been filed across the nation alleging that banks not only charged customers outrageous fees without their consent, but that they created internal processes to increase the likelihood that accounts would be overdrawn. Bank overdraft fee lawyers say customers have been deceived.

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Deceptive Bank Overdraft Fees Hurting Americans Simply Trying To Make Ends Meet

anks that charge $30, $40 or even $50 for being overdrawn on accounts hurt everyone, but especially those who are simply trying to make ends meet in a weak economy. In fact, 10% of the poorest people pay 90% of overdraft fees. These deceptive bank practices have resulted in the filing of several bank overdraft fee lawsuits.

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Have You Been Charged Outrageous Bank Overdraft Fees? Find Out How To Get Your Money Back

If you were overdrawn on your bank account by $5, why is your bank charging you a $35 overdraft fee? That’s what thousands of hard working Americans want to know. Numerous bank overdraft fee lawsuits have been filed against some of the country’s largest banks alleging that their overdraft fees are outrageous and taken without consent – and they’re seeking to get that money back.

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Bank Overdraft Fee Lawsuits: Find Out How To Recoup Unfair Bank Transaction Fees

Has your bank assessed you a fee for going over your balance? If so, you’re in the same situation as millions of Americans – many of whom have been paying steep overdraft fees for years. Banks thought the idea of charging outrageous overdraft fees was great – and the banking industry made over $35 billion off of customers last year alone.

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Judge Orders Wells Fargo To Return $230M In Unfair Bank Overdraft Fees

A federal judge has ordered banking giant Wells Fargo to return $230 million it charged its customers in unfair bank overdraft fees. Many of the nation’s other biggest banks such as Wachovia, Sovereign Bank (Banco Santander, S.A.), Wells Fargo, Bank of America have similar practices and may soon find themselves reimbursing customers as well.

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