The bank/credit union said I overdrew my account several times in one day and charged me a fee for each overdraft. What should I do?
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The bank/credit union said I overdrew my account several times in one day and charged me a fee for each overdraft. What should I do?
You can reduce your overdraft fees by monitoring your account balance, opting out of debit card overdraft, and setting up a linked savings or credit account to cover overdrafts.
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