House votes to overturn Biden-era rule limiting bank overdraft fees to $5, sends to Trump to sign
- The House voted to overturn a Biden-era rule limiting bank overdraft fees.
- Republicans said the rule, adopted late in Biden's term, was 'disastrous'.
- The rule would have capped overdraft fees at $5 and supervised tech firms offering payment services.
- The House resolution passed 217-211, and banks collect roughly $8 billion annually in overdraft fees.
- If President Donald Trump signs it, the resolution rescinds the rule, potentially saving banks billions.
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Impacts of overdraft charges on consumers
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — The House of Representatives voted against a Biden-era regulation putting a ceiling on overdraft fees, sending the resolution to President Trump's desk for a signature. The Biden Administration finalized a rule from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to cap the fees at $5. The rule is set to go into effect October 1 of this year. If President Trump signs the resolution from Congress, it will not go into eff…
House Votes to Repeal Biden-Era Rule Restricting Bank Overdraft Fees
The U.S. House voted to overturn a rule limiting the fees banks charge for overdraft services, with the measure now awaiting approval from President Donald Trump. The rule was announced by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) in December 2024 and was set to come into effect in October this year. In February, Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) and Rep. French Hill (R-Ark.) introduced a resolution to overturn the overdraft fee cap. On Wednesday, t…
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