Banks find out that their charges are most likely unfair
Over the past couple of years the bank charges applied to accounts by banks have been at the centre of controversy, with some banks charging close to £40 per fee when the customer went over their overdraft limits and for returned direct debits and bounced cheques. Officials from the Office of Fair Trading were concerned because the charges were far too high, because they did not in any way reflect the costs incurred by the bank, which amounted to just a few pounds. Read more
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