House votes to throw out consumer protection overdraft rule

Despite opposition from 23 state attorneys general, who urged Congress to preserve the rule, both chambers passed the repeal along partisan lines. Image (c) ConsumerAffairs

Consumers stand to lose $5 billion yearly if Trump signs the measure


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