In this article, the authors review two rules proposed recently by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau that would restrict the imposition of non-sufficient funds fees and overdraft fees.

Read the full article, "Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's Non-Sufficient Funds and Overdraft Fees Proposals: What Financial Institutions Should Know," in The Banking Law Journal.



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