New York S07031 regulates banks' imposition of overdraft and NSF fees, including a ten-day grace period before fees can be charged and limits on the.
New York S07031 amends the banking law to regulate the imposition of overdraft and non-sufficient funds (NSF) fees. It prohibits banks from charging overdraft fees during a ten-day grace period after a transaction. The bill also limits the number of NSF fees per transaction and mandates that banks report annually to the superintendent on revenue from these fees. The superintendent must then publish these reports on the department's website.
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