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> Finance: change comes slowly to consumer finance indeed compared to Wall Street, but we can note since the ’90s the (half-assed) shift to chip cards and faste
by andyferris 3y ago
> Finance: change comes slowly to consumer finance indeed compared to Wall Street, but we can note since the ’90s the (half-assed) shift to chip cards and faster payments, cheaper remittances & free checking.
And outside of North America, the change isn't even half-assed.
- bboygravity 3y agoIt's astonishing how badly US banks get to treat and milk their customers to an outsider (compared to say EU-banks). The amount of bribes and regulatory capture needed to maintain that... I can only imagine.
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- anigbrowl 3y agoI had free checking in the 1990s and no ATM fees, on a very ordinary income.