July 6, 2009
Saturday's Wall Street Journal online featured this excellent article: Ten Ways Banks Take Your Money. Most of these fees can be avoided by using a good credit union or banking with USAA, but some small fees may start appearing on good accounts as banks and credit unions adapt to the changing economic environment. Knowing the places to look is your best defense against paying unnecessary fees and charges.
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Kate, thanks for warning us about the new fees that banks will be charging.
Posted by: cjmilcom | July 07, 2009 at 05:04 PM