How do I get my money back from a negative balance?

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If your account has a negative balance, contact your card issuer. You can often request a refund via check or direct deposit. Alternatively, you can leave the credit to offset upcoming purchases. Policy specifics vary by institution, so check with your provider.

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How to recover funds from a negative account balance?

Ugh, overdraft fees? I’ve been there. Last year, around December 12th, my checking account at First National Bank went negative by about $35. It sucked. They charged a $30 overdraft fee!

So, getting that money back? It was a bit of a hassle. I called their customer service line. Turns out they offered a refund, but only if I didn’t do it again. Thankfully, I managed to get a refund check mailed to me, about two weeks later.

Usually, you can request a refund or just leave it as a credit for future purchases to settle the negative balance. Depends entirely on the bank or card issuer though. Check their specific policies. Read the fine print—I know, boring, but crucial.

My First National Bank experience highlighted this. The negative balance was settled via check after a phone call.

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