Banks will be obliged in advance to warn visitors about all the costs associated with the ongoing economic operation. This bill, on the one hand, protect people against unplanned costs and significantly increase their prevention. From now on, banks will be obliged to warn in advance own visitors about all the costs associated with the operation, inform "news". After reporting back, the townspeople will have to put his own signature and only after that they will be able to serve. This measure will affect such basic operations as an exchange. To date, the bill included in the draft amendments of the law On banks and banking activity" is considered by the state Duma in the first reading. The document was developed a year earlier and initially provided only that written notice of the visitor. According to the new wording of the law, the credit institution needs to engage in economic transactions to inform visitors about the amount of a fee for a particular service,and among other things, on the composition and size of the costs charged for the transaction. Your agreement with these parameters, the citizen must approve by signature on a special form. Only then can the operation will be performed. This provision will not apply to ATMs, which are displayed in advance all information about its actions. About performance of the new initiative economic experts disagree. Part of them believes that the new measure will lead to increased protection of their masters, many of which are of a monetary illiteracy. For example, very often visitors change currency at the course, which is only in operation for a specific amount of cash. As a result, they find out that bought or sold the currency at a less favourable rate than is written on the scoreboard. A fresh bill would eliminate this confusion. Along with this, the part of professionals is confident that the newest bill will lead to a solid increase prevention every visitor. In addition, it will increase the load on the Central Bank, as you will need to monitor the work of the new initiative.