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The Federal Reserve will begin banning banks from charging many overdraft fees unless customers sign up for the service. (Akira Hakuta/The Washington Post)
Fed targets overdraft rules
Since the financial crisis began, the Fed has been under pressure to demonstrate its concern for protecting consumers and has imposed new limits on mortgage and credit card lenders.
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