ATM fees rise as banks reach deeper into our pockets [Video]
Use another bank’s ATM and you could end up paying as much as $4 in fees. That latest outrage was featured on today’s KTLA-TV Consumer Confidential segment, along with Discover agreeing to refund $200 million to its credit-card customers. In that latter case, federal authorities faulted the company for deceptive marketing. And our last item: A recall of peanut butter.
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