Wednesday, March 16, 2011

ATM fee's headed to $5 and higher

From the WSJ and Credit Union Times.

It appears that banks such as JP Morgan are looking to raise their ATM fees in order to recover some of the revenue that is lost due to regulations from the Dodd-Frank legislation on debit card and overdraft protection fees.  They are currently testing ATM fee's of $5 and higher for eventual rollout to all customers. 

I've included the 4th quarter financials for JPM to highlight the fact that a major contibutor to their $17 Billion in Net Income was of $51 Billion in Non-Interest Income, the majority of which comes from Commisions and Fees. Bottom line, I'm not really sure that I believe JPM's claim that the Dodd-Frank bill is crippling their ability to generate profits.

31-Dec-10
   Final
Total Interest Income  $63,782.0
Interest and Fees On Loans  40,388.0
Interest Income On Fed Repos  1,786.0
Interest on Bank Deposits  345.0
Taxable Investment Income  9,715.0
Other Interest or Dividend Income  11,548.0
Miscellaneous Interest Income  541.0
Trading Account Interest  11,007.0
Total Interest Expense  12,781.0
Interest on Customer Deposits  3,424.0
Interest Expense on Fed Repos  -192.0
Other Interest Expense  9,549.0
Interest Expense on Debt  5,504.0
Other Borrowed Funds  4,045.0
Net Interest Income  51,001.0
Loan Loss Provision  16,639.0
Net Interest Inome After Loan Loss Prov  34,362.0
Non-Interest Income  51,693.0
Securities Gain  2,965.0
Trading Account Income  9,404.0
Trust Income, Commissions & Fees  35,790.0
Trust Income  6,128.0
Other Operating Income  3,534.0
Non-Interest Expense  61,196.0
Labor & Related Expense  28,124.0
Occupancy and Equipment Expenses  3,681.0
Misc Operating Expense  15,494.0
Other Expense  7,130.0
Advertising Expense  2,446.0
Unusual Expense  0.0
Other SG&A Expense  4,684.0
Other Commissions and Fees Paid  6,767.0
Pretax Income  24,859.0
   
Income Taxes  7,489.0
Consolidated Net Income  17,370.0
Net Income Before Extraordinaries  17,370.0



http://www.cutimes.com/2011/03/16/bank-atm-fees-headed-to-5

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