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Business, 06.04.2021 19:20 rambocayden8018

Group Activity & Exit Ticket- The following is describes the fees for a particular checking account at Chase, a common bank in
the NYC area,
https://www. chase. com/content/dam/chasecom/en/checkin g/documents/clear_simple_guide_tota l
.pdf
(This is in no way an endorsement of this particular bank. It's just an example of the fee
structure for a fairly standard checking account.)
Describe five fees the bank accounts charge, including a monthly service fee and fees for various
acts like overdrafts and other services.
What can you do to avoid paying the monthly service fee?

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