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What happens if you don’t have enough funds in your linked account to cover the overdraft
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What happens if you don’t have enough funds in your linked account to cover the overdraft

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the bank will charge you a fee, a penalty fee, or, also known as, an NSF (non-sufficient funds) fee.
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