What You Should Know About Those Debit Card Overdraft Fees
I know that there are times that I would rather use my credit card to make a purchase but my conscience tells me to use money that I have, not spend money that I don’t have. For the most part I listen to my conscience. I have like most people experienced a few overdraft fees in my life time because of it. You would think that, just like a credit card if you don’t have the funds, the card would be declined. All the banks use that card to their utmost advantage by letting you spend money that isn’t there. They happily cover what you don’t have and then charge you those large overdraft fees.
Unfortunately for the bank customers this is a very common practice all across the U.S. That may change in California soon due to some recent class-action lawsuits. This is what normally happens. You have a set amount of funds available in your bank account, you then use your card multiple times throughout the day and spend more than what you have. Instead of the bank issuing one overdraft fee for the overall money they will now charge you an overdraft fee of ALL the purchases you made that put...
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