How HB 1553 changes current law
An Act amending Title 7 (Banks and Banking) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, providing for overdraft protections for customers and members of banking institutions and credit unions. · Pennsylvania
How this bill changes current law
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The bill establishes new regulations for overdraft protections for customers of banking institutions and members of credit unions in Pennsylvania.
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Title 7
PART III CONSUMER PROTECTIONS Chapter 71. Overdraft Protections for Customers of Banking Institutions 73. Overdraft Protections for Members of Credit Unions
Adds a new part to the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes specifically addressing overdraft protections.
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Chapter 71
CHAPTER 71 OVERDRAFT PROTECTIONS FOR CUSTOMERS OF BANKING INSTITUTIONS
Introduces a chapter dedicated to overdraft protections for banking institution customers.
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Section 7101
Definitions.
Establishes definitions relevant to overdraft protections for customers of banking institutions.
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Section 7102
Overdraft protections for customers.
Sets forth requirements for overdraft protections, including notice requirements and fee limitations.
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Section 7102(a)
Notice requirements.--A banking institution shall provide a notice to a customer each time the banking institution charges a fee.
Requires banking institutions to notify customers whenever fees are charged.
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Section 7102(c)(1)
Beginning on January 1 following the effective date of this paragraph, a banking institution may not charge a fee exceeding $15, or the cost of processing the transaction, whichever is lower.
Limits the amount of overdraft fees that can be charged by banking institutions.
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Section 7102(c)(2)
A banking institution may not impose more than three nonsufficient funds fees on a customer's account in a single calendar day.
Restricts the number of nonsufficient funds fees that can be charged per day.
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Section 7103
Fee transparency.
Requires banking institutions to prominently post a list of fees on their websites.
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Chapter 73
CHAPTER 73 OVERDRAFT PROTECTIONS FOR MEMBERS OF CREDIT UNIONS
Introduces a chapter dedicated to overdraft protections for credit union members.
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Section 7301
Definitions.
Establishes definitions relevant to overdraft protections for members of credit unions.
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Section 7302
Overdraft protections for members.
Sets forth requirements for overdraft protections for credit union members, mirroring those for banking institution customers.
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Section 7302(a)
A credit union shall provide a notice to a member each time the credit union charges a fee.
Mandates credit unions to notify members whenever fees are charged.
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Section 7302(c)(1)
Beginning on January 1 following the effective date of this paragraph, a credit union may not charge a fee exceeding $15, or the cost of processing the transaction, whichever is lower.
Limits the amount of overdraft fees that can be charged by credit unions.
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Section 7302(c)(2)
A credit union may not impose more than three nonsufficient funds fees on a member's account in a single calendar day.
Restricts the number of nonsufficient funds fees that can be charged per day by credit unions.
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Section 7303
Fee transparency.
Requires credit unions to prominently post a list of fees on their websites.
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