Bank of America is dropping its planned $5 debit card usage fee after widespread customer complaints. "In response to customer concerns and the changing competitive marketplace, Bank of America no longer intends
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Excerpt from:Bank of America abandons plan to charge $5 debit card fee - latimes ... Read the rest of this entry »Bank of America announced their debit fee plans one month ago, making good on a promise to pass costs from the Dodd-Frank Consumer Protection Act directly on to consumers. Part of the Dodd-Frank act limits the
Bank leaders say the decision to scrap the plan came after listening to customer feedback in recent weeks.
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View original post here:Bank Of America Drops Plan For $5 Monthly Debit Card Fee « CBS ... Read the rest of this entry »Following the passage of the "Durbin Amendment" to the Dodd-Frank financial regulation bill -- an amendment which cut the fees that debit card providers can charge merchants per transaction -- Bank of America created