Banks and Businesses Show Heart in Wake of Hurricane Sandy
Time (11/2, Locker, 3.38M) reports, "In the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, many businesses are doing all they can to help those left disempowered by the storm, both literally and figuratively." Large banks are taking action to assist consumers. "JPMorgan Chase is waiving overdraft fees and late fees on credit cards and loans through this morning, according to Fast Company. Citibank waived its ATM fees for customers using non-Citibank machines and Bank of America offered to refund any fees incurred during Sandy." In addition, various companies are offering free services to consumers.
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