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If you do not want your bank's standard overdraft practices in these instances, talk to your bank; you may or may not have the option to cancel.

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Also, Ally Bank was rated as the only bank in a recent Pew Report that fulfilled every good practice in consumer banking, such as clear disclosures, low overdraft fees and non-binding dispute resolution policies.

Also, Ally Bank was rated as the only bank in a recent Pew Report that fulfilled every good practice in consumer banking, such as clear disclosures, low overdraft fees and non-binding dispute resolution policies.

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2) Existing accounts - After August 15, 2010, if you don't opt in, your bank's standard overdraft practices will not apply to your everyday ATM and debit card transactions.

Your bank, credit union or other financial institution may still enroll you automatically in their standard overdraft practices for these types of transactions.

Overdraft programs are marketed as a service provided by financial institutions, but in practice consumers often incur unexpected fees that exceed the original transaction amount.1 These charges can be levied on debit card, automated clearinghouse (ACH), ATM, checks, and other transactions.

Because reordering transactions from highest to lowest dollar amount during processing reduces account balances more quickly and results in more overdraft fees than other methods, Pew's best practice is for banks to process all transactions either chronologically or from low to high by dollar amount.

We can cover your overdrafts in two different ways: 1) We have standard overdraft practices that come with your account.

This report reviews the checking accounts offered by 36 of the nation's 50 largest banks according to their practices in three areas: disclosures, overdrafts, and dispute resolution.