9. Forgetting To Update Your Address: Forgot to tell your bank you moved? That could hurt, because some banks charge anywhere from $5 to $25 per month for every undeliverable statement.
8. Cashing In Your Coins: Next time you bring in that jar of pennies, you could be charged 5% or more to have the bank count it. This isn't in the CNN piece, but we've had a number of readers complain about their banks charging fees even when the coins come pre-rolled.
7. Talking To A Human: More and more banks are offering accounts that require the account-holder to transact their business online or through an ATM, lest they incur a fee for the opportunity to be sneered at by a teller.
6. Losing Your Debit Card: Expect to pay $5 to eventually get a replacement debit card in a few weeks. Need it ASAP? That will be $25.
5. Getting A Paper Statement: If you still like having that piece of paper in your hand every month, that's going to cost you one or two bucks for the privilege.
4. Requesting Old Statements: Need to dispute an old payment but don't have that old statement or canceled check? Expect to pay anywhere from $3 to a research fee of $25 an hour.
3. Receiving Money: While a wire transfer is a fast and secure way to move money from one bank to another, banks like Chase charge $15 just to receive money into your account.
2. Redeeming Awards Points: Wells Fargo charges $24 each time you book an airline ticket through its rewards vendor.
1. Closing Your Account: Cellphone companies aren't the only ones with early termination fees. Closing your account in the first three to six months after opening it could result in you paying around $25.
