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Yes. Banks can take money out of your account for several reasons including but not limited to the following:

  • monthly service charges
  • fees for check orders
  • if you deposited a check from someone else that was returned for insufficient funds
  • if you cashed a check for someone else by using your account and the check was invalid
  • fees and penalties for the prior two examples
  • fees and penalty charges for over drafts when you write checks for which you have no funds
  • if you tied a loan to your account and missed a loan payment
  • if you drop below the minimum balance of a minimum balance account

Generally, all the documents, applications and forms you sign when you open a bank account or apply for a loan give the bank the permission to do all of the above.

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