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@talkRADIO Breakfast Show presenter 6.30am-10am Mon-Fri. Journalist, broadcaster, after-dinner speaker, awards host. Preferred pronoun: she/her imperial majesty

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    Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 12 Jul 2017
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    Are banks wrong to charge big fees for unauthorised overdrafts? It's not our money, after all... Call me @talkRADIO 0344 499 1000 now!

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      1. Yvonne Anne Bolton‏ @frederickone 12 Jul 2017
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        It's not their money either?

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      1. John‏ @obv_john 12 Jul 2017
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        Another way of removing individual responsibility.

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      1. Paul Yardley #JCIAASPIO‏ @paul_yardley 12 Jul 2017
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        Yes, when it bears no relation to the cost incurred by the bank.

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      1. Stephen Miller‏ @skirglepips 12 Jul 2017
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        When they charge you £10 a day & £30 for each and every letter they send it is.

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      1. H‏ @countrymousie 12 Jul 2017
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        No..... it's a form of stealing really isn't it ... if you have a reserve fund it is pre-planned... but taking without permission... costs..

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      1. News Addict‏ @addicted2newz 12 Jul 2017
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        Try asking your bank to remove your overdraft and to refuse any payments that do not have the funds to cover... See what happens

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      1. Neil‏ @bolton97 12 Jul 2017
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        Or is it their money? Have the banks all paid the taxpayer back yet for bailing them all out???

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      1. Arden_Forester‏ @Arden_Forester 12 Jul 2017
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        Banks are not wrong but they could handle this better. Bottom line is they hate personal current accounts but have to accommodate them.

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      1. Colette Parsons‏ @ColetteParson17 12 Jul 2017
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        Depends, if DD is £30 and available funds £25, yes charging £25 is a bit rich. Should be a % of excess until it reaches a cap of say £20.

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      1. David Dredge‏ @Daviddredge 12 Jul 2017
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        But we've got to protect the stupid people out there.

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      1. Bonkers Boris Mussolini Banker's Bullingdon Boy‏ @Indignant_acorn 12 Jul 2017
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        1) it is our money x 2, 1) its customer's capital 2) its tax payers money 3) banks charged us interest to borrow to bail them out.

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      1. Nomadicalight‏ @Nomadicalist 12 Jul 2017
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        Damn right they are , if we refused to put our money in when there's good times , they wouldn't have it when we need their help in the bad

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      1. Foam Sword Crusader‏ @manfromupton 12 Jul 2017
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        If you put your money into a bank or legally becomes their money

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      1. John Riley‏ @stairforce 12 Jul 2017
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        Some banks wait until you are near your overdraft limit to apply their charges, causing an exceed for which additional charges apply. Crafty

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      1. GaryMills‏ @gazmills14 12 Jul 2017
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        Are banks wrong to ask for big bailout fees for unauthorised overdrafts or when iffy finance products go bad -It's not their money,after all

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      1. Neil's View‏ @NeilView 12 Jul 2017
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        Simple solution is for banks to refuse ANY unauthorised overdraw. I'm sure that would please people. People's sense of entitlement...

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