Costing you more to access your money

[Redagger029]

The banks are quietly raising the out of network ATM fees.

http://fortune.com/2015/10/05/atm-cost-fees/

 

[TheFunkMonkey]

40 years ago, there was an easy solution to this problem. It was called --- walk to your damn bank during lunch.

Not sure why ATM fees are such a big story (every 12-18 months)........not sure why people are asking for government regulation. You'd think people were *forced* to withdraw from ATM, you'd think people were *forced* to remain with a high-fee bank.

But I get it --- people are stupid, people are lazy, people like to complain.

 

[skoda]

Another twist is the chip added to all card no not the cards Casino's use popcorn-eatinggif

Funk Monkey +2

You would think people would be asking why the President of National Teachers Association is paid a salary of $500,000Slapping-silly90))

 

[pocketrockets]

Neteller charges $6 per withdrawal with their +card... Banks are the most corrupt business in the world and you expect economic mercy from them? Thats like expecting Wilbur to remember his potty training!

 

[roachman]

Banks make more money on late fees than they make on interest.

 

[packer2012]

I agree that banks are largely thieves and shits........ but I always thought insurance companies were the scum of the earth.

Of course now huge financial companies own the banks and the insurance groups and screw us all at the same time.

 

[TheFunkMonkey]

I agree that banks are largely thieves and shits........ but I always thought insurance companies were the scum of the earth.

Of course now huge financial companies own the banks and the insurance groups and screw us all at the same time.

Anybody watch Fear the Walking Dead? Couple weeks ago, great scene/monologue about insurance companies (specifically, life insurance).

Basically, what kind of man leaves his family's future/security in the hands of a faceless corporation?

Granted, the purpose of the monologue was to force another guy into a mental break-down.

 

[pocketrockets]

Anybody watch Fear the Walking Dead? Couple weeks ago, great scene/monologue about insurance companies (specifically, life insurance).

Basically, what kind of man leaves his family's future/security in the hands of a faceless corporation?

Granted, the purpose of the monologue was to force another guy into a mental break-down.

+1 lmao