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HSBC ditches unpaid transaction charges on current accounts
Banking group HSBC has announced it is to remove unpaid transaction fees of up to £25 from its personal current accounts. From 24 November, the bank’s 9m HSBC and first direct current account customers will no longer be charged a fee if it declines to pay a transaction due to insufficient funds. The fee of up to £25 is currently levied when customers do not have enough funds in their account and HSBC is unable to extend them further credit to cover a payment.....Read more hereYou must be logged in to post a comment.
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