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Fintechs Consider Raising Prices Due To JPMorgan’s Looming Fees
ByJeff Kauflin,
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Major fintechs companies including Betterment and Rocket Money tell Forbes that, if Chase’s data access fees cause their costs to go up significantly, they’ll need to raise prices for consumers.
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