Sunday, February 5, 2012

Overdraft Revenue Declines, Study Finds

Credit unions lost $1.4 billion in overdraft revenue in 2011 due to a bank-initiated overdraft price increase and the increasing popularity of alternative short-term loans, according to a new study from Lake Bluff, Ill.-based research firm Moebs Services. *** Read More; Overdraft Revenue Declines, Study Finds:

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