Repeated Overdrafts Sample Clauses
The "Repeated Overdrafts" clause sets out the rules and consequences for account holders who frequently overdraw their accounts. Typically, this clause defines what constitutes repeated overdrafts—such as a specific number of overdraft occurrences within a set period—and outlines the actions the bank may take, like imposing additional fees, restricting account access, or even closing the account. Its core function is to discourage habitual overdrawing, protect the financial institution from excessive risk, and encourage responsible account management by customers.
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Repeated Overdrafts. Within the last six months, a member's account has been overdrawn six or more times, or overdrawn twice by more than $5,525 for two or more business days (or would have been had the checks and charges been paid). This exception does NOT apply to any next-day availability deposits, despite an overdrawn account. An account will retain its "repeated overdraft" status for six months from the last overdraft.
