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Banks repay $0.8m in overcharged break fees

Two banks have had a rap on the knuckles and repaid $0.8 million in overcharged break fees on fixed-term loans following complaints after the sharp drop in interest rates in late 2008 and early 2009.

Wed, May 12th 2010 12:47PM

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