The rule would cap fees that customers are charged when they spend more money than they have in their bank accounts. Federal officials said large banks would have several options to comply. They could cap their overdraft fees at $5, or set their fees at another amount that covers their costs and losses. Alternatively, they could treat overdrafts as a line of credit and provide similar disclosures, including applicable interest rates.

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The rule would apply to institutions with more than $10 billion in assets, which includes about 150 of the nation’s roughly 9,000 banks and credit unions, and take effect in October.

January 2nd.

… or Pizza Hut outside the US.

Email Aliases to Hide Real Mail Address

Seems reasonable to make government l-owned public cameras’ feeds (or time-delayed) footage available to taxpayers.

I think even the grain has grain.

Doesn’t really matter. Republican voters won’t hear it from any of their info sources.

But voters aren’t happy with the status quo, blah, blah, blah

Would it just be a metal alliance then?

I thought it was rather punk rock myself.

Edit: confused about the downvotes. How would you say this was very metal of them without adding the “girl” qualifier?

Some people love barbecue sauce, and some people are wrong.

Well, those are two totally different finishes. One is gloss or semi-gloss, and the other is matte.

Did you say “Jesus sex”?

Sorry, but you have far more evidence than they do.

Forgiveness is much easier (tastier) when slathered with barbecue sauce.

Sure would be nice if data driven (data justified) decisions were ever in the favor of consumers.

I have no memory of this conversation. But it’s clearly to me, and avocados totally my spirit emoji. And would totally wish for barbecue sauce for a burger. Parallel universe maybe?

They did run on the campaign claim that the government is too inefficient and never gets things done.

“The best way to handle, to take care of the future, is to take care of the present moment.  What else can you do?”

— Thich Nhat Hanh,  The Art Of Mindful Living