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Code · BILL · 116th Congress · S. 3566 (Introduced in Senate) — To prohibit depository institutions from assessing overdraft and non-sufficient fund fees during the novel coronaviru... · Sec. 4

Sec. 4. Checking account penalty fees

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During a covered period, no depository institution may assess a checking account penalty fee for any transaction, including a transaction at an automated teller machine, a 1-time debit card transaction, a transaction that involves the use of a check, or an automatic recurring payment. If a depository institution assesses a checking account penalty fee during a covered period in violation of paragraph (1), the depository institution shall be considered to be in compliance with that paragraph if the depository institution promptly reverses that assessment.
During a covered period, no depository institution may report negative information regarding the use of overdraft coverage by a consumer to any consumer reporting agency. Nothing in this section may be construed as prohibiting a depository institution, during a covered period, from retaining the discretion to pay, without assessing a checking account penalty fee, an overdraft incurred by a consumer.
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