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I'm not sure I have seen the full list of new regulations, only changes to ABM service regulations. If this is it then we have a long way to go but a win is a win nonetheless.
ReplyDeleteChanges we need to see should probably include:
*Reduction or removal of withdrawal fees when withdrawing from bank's ABM
*A low fee when using another bank's ABM (fee higher as amount withdrawn increases)
* Re-examine banks' interest rates on various services offered
*Increase interest rates on savings or money held in the bank's. These must be paid daily or monthly
*Bank's make money off customers' money and so the customers must profit from the reinvestment of their cash and not just have it being eaten out by service charges while bank's earn from it. That's robbery by definition.
The pirates in suits and ties, wearing patent leather shoes! They rob from the poor and disenfranchised to make their shareholders wealthy! The regulations governing fees and other charges must be instituted by the government and the BOJ, who are supposed to be the main regulatory bodies! But when government officials are dependent on donations from the banking and monied interests, they turn a blind eye to the raping of the poor and working class!
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