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Thursday, May 23, 2019
Thursday, March 24, 2016
Chicago should tax ATM fees (& check cashing fees) to fund schools
Chicago Public Schools need money to operate & pay pensions.
Proposal: tax ATM fees & similar transactions where banks (financial service companies) are charging fees for people to get their money.
For ATM fees, it should be set-up that the money is coming from the bank's revenue stream, not a cost passed on to the consumer. I propose taxing ATM fees at one level if they are not increased and at a higher level if the banks (ATM operators increase fees).
Proposal: tax ATM fees & similar transactions where banks (financial service companies) are charging fees for people to get their money.
For ATM fees, it should be set-up that the money is coming from the bank's revenue stream, not a cost passed on to the consumer. I propose taxing ATM fees at one level if they are not increased and at a higher level if the banks (ATM operators increase fees).
Labels:
ATM,
ATM fees,
banks,
check cashing,
Chicago Public Schools,
financial services,
taxes
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