Truist Bank Overdraft Fees Creating Financial Hardship for Low-Balance Customers
Truist Financial Corporation customers face overdraft fee spirals when account balances run low, exacerbating financial hardship. Despite regulatory pressure and fintech alternatives, legacy banks continue charging fees that disproportionately impact economically vulnerable customers. The problem is systemic and widespread.
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