'Unfair' penalty fees are expected to cost banks £10bn

Reported by MailOnline on Saturday, 21 November 2009 (on November 21, 2009)

Unfair penalty fees are expected to cost banks: MailOnline

The Supreme Court is expected to clear the way for a ruling that overdraft charges imposed by banks over many years were unfair.

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