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Atlantic Union Bank to pay $6.2M for its unlawful overdraft opt-in practices | Ballard Spahr LLP - Vimarsana News

Atlantic Union Bank to pay $6.2M for its unlawful overdraft opt-in practices | Ballard Spahr LLP

On December 7, 2023, Atlantic Union Bank (the “Bank”) entered into a consent order with the Consumer Financial Protections Bureau (CFPB) related to its in-person and telephone overdraft...

Atlantic Union to pay $6M to settle CFPB overdraft claims - Vimarsana News

Atlantic Union to pay $6M to settle CFPB overdraft claims

Richmond’s biggest bank agreed to pay $1.5 million in penalties and repay at least $5 million to affected customers to settle charges that it illegally enrolled thousands in checking account overdraft programs without proper disclosures.

Virginia: Atlantic Union to refund millions for illegal fees - Vimarsana News

Virginia: Atlantic Union to refund millions for illegal fees

Richmond-based Atlantic Union Bank has to refund at least $5 million to thousands of customers it illegally enrolled in a checking account program that charged fees, the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said.

Virginia: Atlantic Union to refund millions for illegal fees - Vimarsana News

Virginia: Atlantic Union to refund millions for illegal fees

Richmond-based Atlantic Union Bank has to refund at least $5 million to thousands of customers it illegally enrolled in a checking account program that charged fees, the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said.

Virginia: Atlantic Union to refund millions for illegal fees - Vimarsana News

Virginia: Atlantic Union to refund millions for illegal fees

Richmond-based Atlantic Union Bank has to refund at least $5 million to thousands of customers it illegally enrolled in a checking account program that charged fees, the federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said.