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25 November 2009

What do you think of the bank charges verdict?

The banks have won the latest case in the battle for outrageous overdraft charges to be refunded. The Supreme Court has ruled that the Office of Fair Trading doesn't have the right to investigate whether the charges are fair. But what do you think? Is this a good or a bad thing? Banks were talking about having to put charges up for responsible customers who don't exceed their overdraft limits because of the lost revenue. Are you worried about what it means for you? If you've already got your money back, are you worried it will be taken away from you?

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