Recently my bank has debited a smallest volume due upon my credit label from my income account. The label is from a same bank we have a income account. we was not profitable this volume as a bank poorly levied charges. we had done my indicate transparent to a patron service. But currently we see which income has been debited. Can a bank do this but my consent?
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Yes, most banks have this provision/clause in the terms and conditions of your accounts.
Review your contracts and agreement on both accounts, you would have had to agree to it before they would have done it.
You probably signed a form permitting them to debit the account. It’s called the right of set-off. You should never have your checking where you have a loan or credit card. Suggest you find a different asap so they can not debit it again