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If you see a "stop ref" charge on your statement, it means that you were charged a fee for stopping payment on a check or withdrawing money from an account. There are generally two types of stop ref fees: those charged by the bank and those charged by the payee. Bank stop ref fees are typically around $30, and they're charged when you instruct your bank to stop payment on a check. Payee stop ref fees are usually much smaller, around $5 or $10, and they're charged by the company or individual that you wrote the check to. If you're not sure which type of stop ref fee you're being charged, you can always call your bank or the payee and ask.