they dont. if a bank does this it is not legitimet
Banks charge dormant fees to cover the costs of maintaining inactive accounts and to encourage customers to keep their accounts active.
Banks charge fees on savings accounts to cover the costs of maintaining the account and providing services, as well as to generate revenue for the bank.
Banks charge customers with inactive accounts to cover the costs of maintaining those accounts, such as administrative expenses and account management fees.
Banks charge fees to cover the costs of providing services like maintaining accounts, processing transactions, and managing risks. These fees help banks generate revenue and remain profitable.
Banks charge fees for their services to cover the costs of providing those services, such as maintaining branches, processing transactions, and managing accounts. Additionally, fees help banks generate revenue and make a profit.
Most banks do not charge any fees for direct debit transactions. Banks who do not charge these fees include most credit unions, Chase, and Bank of America.
Most banks do not charge for online banking. They charge for bill pay online, POS fees, Insufficient Fund Fees and other fees.
it depends on what type of service they are providing to you.....
A No Fee checking account is one in which the bank does not charge you any fees like monthly fee, minimum balance fee, transaction fee etc. these fees are usually charged by most banks to their checking account customers. Not many banks offer such no-fee checking accounts.
Some banks are charging too many fees for their checking accounts and others are not giving their customers high enough interest rates on savings accounts.
This will change from month to month but there are banks offering free accounts without ATM charges from most ATMs. Some ATM machines will always charge.
You might not have considered all the fees that come along with banking. Make sure to check the various banks in your area before you open up a checking account. Many banks offer free checking accounts and free savings accounts. However others do not - and instead have fees associated with checking accounts or a minimum balance you must have to keep your account open.