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Overdraft fees for low-income people of color are like a penalty for being poor | Calavia-Robertson

The relationship between banks and lower-income Americans is toxic. It's time to break up with overdraft fees and start to heal.

By Daysi Calavia-Robertson | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com

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