If you mismanage your checking account by bouncing checks repeatedly or
ignorira overdraft notices, which of the following results may happen to you?
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A. You will be charged a penalty fee for a "returned" (bounced) check.
You may pay higher rents or interest rates because of your poor credit
B.
history.
C. You bounce more checks and receive more penalty fees if you aren't aware
of your "negative balance" and don't put more funds in your account.
D. All of the above.
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