I had a CD at the Bank of America in XXXX XXXX, NV along with a savings and a checking account and a safe deposit box. The CD was due in XX/XX/XXXX but I needed the cash for personal reasons. On XX/XX/XXXX when I requested closing the CD, withdrawing the money ( paying the small penalty involved ), the woman bank official talked me into taking only what I actually needed and leave the remaining sum to maturity. She did not tell me I would have to pay a bank fee because the amount required to retain the accounts had dropped below their required minimum. I found out by going on line to view my accounts on XX/XX/XXXX the bank had deducted {$25.00} from my checking account. I went to the bank immediately, very upset they stole this money from me. The woman said those were the rules and no one at that branch could reverse the fee charge. I said they had every obligation to inform me of my options plus chances of fees being taken from my account when I requested to cancel the CD. So, instead of doing what I wanted to do which was withdraw the total amount, pay the necessary penalties and close the other accounts on XX/XX/XXXX, she convinced me to only take what I needed, kept me as a bank client and was able to charge me a {$25.00} fee with no notice this was going to happen to me. I feel this method she used is illegal and that {$25.00} was stolen from me. The bank has no right to take this money without informing me of my rights. I request Bank of America reimburse the {$25.00} to me. 
