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2017-08-26 — sovereignman.com
``That 0.04% average rate means the bank paid its retail depositors a total of $236 million in interest. Yet at the same time, Bank of America charged those very same retail depositors $4.1 BILLION in fees... Based on the bank's total consumer deposits of $592.4 billion, it's as if the bank had charged its customers a negative interest rate of 0.64%.''
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