(1) If a substantial portion of the public has beenunderserved by conventional banks, as many infintech assert, why shouldn’t the Fed or otherregulatory bodies step in and require banks to servethese customers? (2) What questions should anyoneask before moving personal funds from a conventionalbank to a neobank?

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