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Rossen Reports: How to avoid costly bank overdraft fees

1 week ago | wgal.com | Jeff Rossen

Banks are making billions of dollars annually from overdraft fees, with Chase alone earning $1 billion last year. Wells Fargo and Navy Federal Credit Union are also cashing in, reporting $1 billion and $335 million in overdraft fees, respectively. To avoid these fees, consider switching to banks that don’t charge overdraft fees, such as Ally Bank, Chime, or SoFi.Another option is to opt out of overdraft protection.
Rossen Reports: How to avoid costly bank overdraft fees

1 week ago | 4029tv.com | Jeff Rossen

Banks are making billions of dollars annually from overdraft fees, with Chase alone earning $1 billion last year. Wells Fargo and Navy Federal Credit Union are also cashing in, reporting $1 billion and $335 million in overdraft fees, respectively. To avoid these fees, consider switching to banks that don’t charge overdraft fees, such as Ally Bank, Chime, or SoFi.Another option is to opt out of overdraft protection.
Rossen Reports: How to avoid costly bank overdraft fees

1 week ago | wpbf.com | Jeff Rossen

Banks are making billions of dollars annually from overdraft fees, with Chase alone earning $1 billion last year. Wells Fargo and Navy Federal Credit Union are also cashing in, reporting $1 billion and $335 million in overdraft fees, respectively. To avoid these fees, consider switching to banks that don’t charge overdraft fees, such as Ally Bank, Chime, or SoFi.Another option is to opt out of overdraft protection.
How to avoid costly bank overdraft fees

1 week ago | koat.com | Jeff Rossen

Banks are making billions of dollars annually from overdraft fees, with Chase alone earning $1 billion last year.Wells Fargo and Navy Federal Credit Union are also cashing in, reporting $1 billion and $335 million in overdraft fees, respectively.To avoid these fees, consider switching to banks that don't charge overdraft fees, such as Ally Bank, Chime, or SoFi.Another option is to opt out of overdraft protection.
Rossen Reports: How to avoid costly bank overdraft fees

1 week ago | ksbw.com | Jeff Rossen

Banks are making billions of dollars annually from overdraft fees, with Chase alone earning $1 billion last year. Wells Fargo and Navy Federal Credit Union are also cashing in, reporting $1 billion and $335 million in overdraft fees, respectively. To avoid these fees, consider switching to banks that don’t charge overdraft fees, such as Ally Bank, Chime, or SoFi.Another option is to opt out of overdraft protection.
Rossen Reports: How to avoid costly bank overdraft fees

1 week ago | wvtm13.com | Jeff Rossen

Banks are making billions of dollars annually from overdraft fees, with Chase alone earning $1 billion last year. Wells Fargo and Navy Federal Credit Union are also cashing in, reporting $1 billion and $335 million in overdraft fees, respectively. To avoid these fees, consider switching to banks that don’t charge overdraft fees, such as Ally Bank, Chime, or SoFi.Another option is to opt out of overdraft protection.
Rossen Reports: The hidden risks of 'buy now, pay later' for travel

1 week ago | wdsu.com | Jeff Rossen

"Buy now, pay later" is a popular option for booking vacations, but it may not be as great as it seems.Lenders like Affirm, Afterpay, and Klarna offer fast approvals and flexible payment plans, essentially acting as short-term loans.
Life-saving device for carbon monoxide poisoning

2 weeks ago | wdsu.com | Jeff Rossen

Before you go on vacation, consider bringing a carbon monoxide detector to ensure your safety. Rossen Reports received a viewer email which expressed concern after hearing news reports about the son of Yankees player Brett Gardner, who may have died from carbon monoxide poisoning in his hotel. The viewer asked, "Should we bring a carbon monoxide detector with us? If so, what’s the best one to buy?"We found travel-sized carbon monoxide detectors that have good reviews and are relatively cheap.
Rossen Reports: How to lower your skyrocketing home insurance costs

2 weeks ago | wdsu.com | Jeff Rossen

Home insurance premiums have surged in nearly 95% of the U.S., leaving many homeowners struggling to keep up.Raising your deductible is one way to cut costs. While you’ll pay more out of pocket for emergency claims, increasing your deductible to $1,000 could save you up to 25% on monthly premiums.Bundling your home and auto insurance can also lead to savings, typically between 5% and 15%.Loyalty pays off, too.
Rossen Reports: Why you need a 'Real ID' with deadline looming

2 weeks ago | wdsu.com | Jeff Rossen

Travelers must obtain a Real ID by May 7 to fly domestically, as regular driver's licenses will no longer be accepted.The new, mandated federal ID card will be required for all domestic air travel, or travelers can use a passport. A Real ID can be identified by a gold star in the corner of the license.To get a Real ID, sign up for an appointment at your local DMV as soon as possible.

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