From a news release hot off the presses of the Consumer Federation of America:

Announced changes to overdraft programs at the nation’s largest banks will not protect American consumers from exorbitantly expensive short-term loans or extend federal consumer protections to the most expensive loans banks make. “None of the largest banks reduced their overdraft fees, which average $35 per overdraft, or dropped sustained overdraft fees tacked on if consumers cannot repay in just days,” noted Jean Ann Fox, director of financial services for Consumer Federation of America.