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Regaining Lost Fee Revenues via Deposit Rates by DAN GELLER
Nov 7, 2011  |  2 Comments  

Financial institutions can recover their lost debit card fees by refining their deposit pricing to reduce interest expense.

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LockedRegaining Lost Fee Revenues via Deposit Rates
DAN GELLER
Nov 7, 2011  | 2 Comments

Financial institutions can recover their lost debit card fees by refining their deposit pricing to reduce interest expense.

LockedThe Fee Debate: to Bundle or Add On?
MIKE BRANTON
Oct 3, 2011  | 2 Comments

Customers will pay fees for services included in their checking account and not sold separately, but only at a price point perceived as “fair.”

LockedFive Keys To Finding The 'Right' Price
ROBERT L. PHILLIPS
Nov 1, 2007  | 0 Comments

Profit-based pricing helps lenders find the optimal price.

LockedPrice as a Strategic Business Tool: 10 Lessons Bankers Can Learn from Retailers
WILLIAM D. MILLER
Jul 1, 2005  | 0 Comments

Overall profitability can be enhanced by taking a broader view. For a more effective approach to pricing, consider customer demand and marketplace factors along with internal costs.

LockedPricing with Precision
Rick Spitler, Sherief Meleis and Phil Vaccaro
Sep 1, 2002  | 0 Comments

To maximize the revenue potential of their deposit operations, banks need to take a more scientific approach to pricing.

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