The Business of You: Bank of Overdraft Policies Protect No One
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The Editors
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January 29th, 2010
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Economic Justice
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By Jackie Jones
Bad lending practices by banks are increasingly eating up disposable income, not only hurting individual consumers, but also affecting the nation’s overall economic health by diverting funds that could be spent on consumer products to servicing debt.
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