I overdrew my account by only one penny yet was charged the full overdraft fee. What can I do about this?
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I overdrew my account by only one penny yet was charged the full overdraft fee. What can I do about this?
Some banks and credit unions will let you overdraft your account by a small amount without a fee, so check with your bank or credit union to determine its policy.
Try to avoid overdrafts even if your bank or credit union currently allows small overdrafts without a fee.
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