The Government of Canada is focused on bringing down everyday expenses, including consumer pain points and unnecessary costs that can add up at the end of the month, such as banking fees.
I get the argument of saying this is a diversion from the actual issue, but even then, sometimes things happen, and even if you’re getting by alright, issues can pop up suddenly.
Few months ago I was donating to Amnesty International and Save The Children. I’ve stopped since funds are tight, but I remember starting off was really awkward since I was told by one that there would be no immediate donation needed, to which I was later told there would be. Ended up with $150 in NSF fees because I couldn’t cancel that initial donation, followed by the other trying to withdraw funds I would have otherwise had twice.
I’d have taken being $120 less in the negative any day.
Great!
I get the argument of saying this is a diversion from the actual issue, but even then, sometimes things happen, and even if you’re getting by alright, issues can pop up suddenly.
Few months ago I was donating to Amnesty International and Save The Children. I’ve stopped since funds are tight, but I remember starting off was really awkward since I was told by one that there would be no immediate donation needed, to which I was later told there would be. Ended up with $150 in NSF fees because I couldn’t cancel that initial donation, followed by the other trying to withdraw funds I would have otherwise had twice.
I’d have taken being $120 less in the negative any day.