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Bank Debit

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Bank Debit
A reduction in the amount of one's bank account. While this technically could apply to any withdrawal, the term is used especially to refer automatic withdrawals made regularly with the account holder's permission. For example, one may allow for bank debits to pay one's car insurance bill each month. The account holder must explicitly authorize bank debits in order to prevent abuse.


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