Federal lawmakers have overturned a rule proposed during the Biden administration that would have capped overdraft fees charged by big banks at $5 starting in October. On April 9 the U.S. House of Representatives voted 217-211 on a resolution to reverse the rule, which the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau initially proposed last year. The resolution, which passed the Senate in March, now moves to President Donald Trump's desk. Trump is likely to sign the measure into law, as he has voiced...