Non-sufficient funds (NSF) fee
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Non-sufficient funds (NSF) fee
An NSF or non-sufficient funds fee may occur when your check or electronic authorization is not paid due to a lack of funds in your account. This is commonly referred to as a “returned” or “bounced” check.
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