
Bank of America ordered to pay $250 million for doubling fees, opening fake accounts
Bank of America is to pay $250 million for doubling fees and opening fake accounts.
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With a background in writing and a bachelor’s degree in English from New York University, René is devoted to balancing clarity of style with accurate and informative content in his reporting. He has written on a number of topics, from savings accounts to roller coasters.
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