Bank Fails to Credit Earned Interest for Years While Charging Unauthorized Fees
Bank of America failed to credit interest owed on an interest-bearing account over many years and simultaneously charged unauthorized high-dollar fees. The systematic underpayment of earned interest combined with unauthorized charges amounts to ongoing account mismanagement.
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