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How to Avoid Overdraft Fees

By , About.com GuideSeptember 3, 2009

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Overdraft fees can make your checking account extremely expensive.

As banks struggle to stay strong, fee revenue (including overdraft fees) is more and more important to them. As a result, they're making it easier for you to spend money on fees.

How can you reduce the chances of paying overdraft fees? Consumerism Commentary offers 10 easy ways to help you avoid the fees.

You'll save money by paying attention to your account, signing up for the right services, and - of course - spending less than you have. As a bonus you'll also get a better understanding of your finances and spending.


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September 8, 2009 at 10:55 am
(1) Bill Giltner :

A few months ago, I was looking for a way to avoid overdraft fees on my checking account. I found Probity Checking, a new offering which is for people like me who just can’t stand paying high fees when I simply use my debit card for a small purchase without realizing my account is going to OD. Probity Financial Services never charges any OD fees.

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