Bank Fees Complaints

Discussions focus on various fees charged by banks, including overdraft, ATM, monthly maintenance, and NSF fees, with users comparing banks that charge versus those offering free services and sharing experiences across countries like the US, UK, and others.

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Scharkenberg • Nov 4, 2022 • View on HN

AFAIK banks here charge extra for that.

landemva • Mar 15, 2023 • View on HN

Banks would charge fees for services.

ensignavenger • May 9, 2019 • View on HN

Have a decent bank on the other end that doesn't charge erroneous overdraft and NSF fees?

subpixel • Feb 3, 2025 • View on HN

Your bank doesn't do this for free? Mine does (USAA).

subpixel • Feb 3, 2025 • View on HN

Your bank doesn't do this for free? Mine does (USAA).

Aaargh20318 • May 25, 2018 • View on HN

Why would you join a bank that charges a fee to use the ATM ?

Rebelgecko • Dec 18, 2018 • View on HN

Some (maybe most or even all?) banks will charge a fee if you don't maintain a minimum balance in your savings or even checking accounts. Some banks will waive this fee (and related ones like inactivity fees) if you have direct deposit set up, which isn't always an option for people. Banks will also do things like reordering transactions to maximize overdraft fees.

Varqu • Oct 18, 2023 • View on HN

What are the issues with a normal bank account? (apart from potentially hire fees)

boblob-law • Jun 29, 2023 • View on HN

The bank cannot charge for this unless you as the customer have opted in. See authorized positive settle negative. US based banks.

wavefunction • May 9, 2017 • View on HN

Often times banking services like this make money off of incidental fees like balance inquiries that would normally be free, or fees to call an agent.