The Associated Press brings us a helpful roundup of fees charged to customers by major consumer banks.

Bank of America: “A new $5 fee to replace debit cards took effect in September; a rush overnight order costs $20. Previously, both services were free.”

Chase: “In February, Chase introduced a new basic checking account with a $12 monthly fee, up from the previous $6. The fee is waived for customers who make direct deposits that total $500 a month or maintain a minimum balance of $1,500.”

Citibank: “Starting in December, Citi said it will raise the fee on its basic checking account to $10 a month, up from $8. Customers will have to maintain a balance of at least $1,500 or sign up for direct deposit and online bill pay to avoid the fee.”

Wells Fargo: “The bank also plans to test a $3 monthly debit card fee starting Oct. 14. The fee will be applied to checking accounts opened in Georgia, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon and Washington. The fee would be in addition to the fees ranging from $5 to $30 that Wells Fargo already charges.”

(Source: inothernews)

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    This is the perfect time to start looking at other local banks.

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    Bank of America: “A new $5 fee to replace debit cards took effect in September; a rush overnight order costs $20....

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    and just the other day a friend of mine asked why im with a “crappy” local bank, and that I should switch to one of...

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    Thats why I closed my account…

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    It’s a real shame banks have completely lost sight of what they’re core job is: to take our money and loan it to other...

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    NO, ITS FINE, JUST TAKE YOUR VACATIONS IN YOUR PRIVATE JETS AND SPEND YOUR UNGODLY BONUSES WHILE SIMULTANEOUSLY...

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    Work for WF and you get fee-free checking. #tinyperks

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    This is why I use USAA.

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    Funny how tax money was used to bail out the same banks that are now coming back with vengence on their customers.

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