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Q&A: How can 'free checking' be 'free' if there are bank fees?
ConsumerReports.org (blog) Q: When I signed up in 2001 for my checking account, they offered "free checking for life." In 2012, they started charging fees. How can they do that? —Gary Bortner Plymouth, MN. A: Bank fees are generally governed by the account-opening agreement … |