Banks argue that if there are limits on how much they can charge for overdraft fees, they will be forced to raise prices on other services to compensate for lost income. However, the exact same thing occurred in 2010 when the CFPB limited the amount credit card companies could charge for late fees. Professor Hal Singer explains that, in reality, credit card companies weren't negatively impacted, and American families saved billions of dollars. This is a perfect example of why these market interv

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