J.P. Morgan Chase is now charging clients a 1% fee to deposit money – a move that is already common in the Eurozone, and is expected to gain traction in the United States. J.P. Morgan Chase’s “balance sheet utilization fee” is seen by many as a way to regulate the flow of cash, which is often seen as an enemy of financial regulators.
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