Building a bridge to the ‘unbanked’

Building a bridge to the ‘unbanked’
Robin Aase, 49, of Santa Clarita, Calif., says the economic downturn has forced her family to live from paycheck to paycheck. That means she can’t afford unexpected expenses, such as the $33 overdraft fee her bank charged for a debit card purchase that exceeded her balance by $2.18. She admits she was at fault, but says that was a lot of money to pay for an iced tea.

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