| Surrey Bank and Trust
 From: Brenda Harding Sent: Friday, August 06, 2004 4:57 PM
 To: Comments
 Cc: lritter@impactfinancial.com
 Subject: Interagency Guidance on Overdraft Protection Programs. Proposed
            Guidance with Request for Comment
 Surrey Bank and Trust after reviewing the newly published InteragencyGrudance on Overdraft Protection Programs, published in Volume 69,
 Number 109 of the Federal Register, as the following comments to
            make:
 1.CHARGE OFF OVERDRAFTS AT 30 DAYS: Surrey Bank and Trust advocates that overdrafts be allowed up to
            anaging of sixty (60) days prior to charging off an overdraft but in
            no
 event less than forty-five (45) days, the same as credit union
 regulations.
 2. UNUSED COMMITMENT REPORTING: Surrey Bank and Trust advocates that loss reserves be maintained
            byfinancial institutions and that these be based on the historical
 performance of the overdraft protection service.
 3. NOTICES UPON FIRST AND SUBSEQUENT OVERDRAFTS: Surrey Bank and Trust currently sends first and subsequent overdraftnotices to customers using this product.
 4. REPAYMENT PLANS: Surrey Bank and Trust would request that current and performingrepayment plans not be charged off, as these plans produce a small
 degree of risk during the period of repayment.
 Brenda J. HardingDebbie M. Neal
 Surrey Bank and Trust
 199 N. Renfro Street
 Mount Airy, NC 27030
 
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