JPMorgan Chase Warns of Potential Fees for Checking Accounts
New federal regulations could lead to charges on previously free services for 86 million customers, according to CEO Marianne Lake.
- Proposed caps on overdraft and late fees may impact Chase's revenue, prompting possible fees for checking accounts.
- CEO Marianne Lake claims the changes will significantly affect those who can least afford it and may limit access to credit.
- Other major banks are expected to follow Chase's lead if the regulations are enacted.
- Consumer advocates argue that banks are using regulations as an excuse to maximize profits.
- Past threats of similar charges were not implemented due to consumer backlash and competition.