Watch for it when it is posted to our web site later this year. We are opposed to the imposition of ANY further taxes and would lower taxes across the board, something that would benefit those with low incomes the most. Bank service fees are not the same as a tax, since they are technically a 'user fee', whereas a tax is a 'NON-user fee' which would have to be paid even if a person does not use a particular service. You speak of compassion and socialism. They are not the same thing.
Socialism is the use of government force to achieve a given political and social end.
Compassion is the voluntary giving by some individuals to others in need. Your example of a dentist who charges for services not required is not unique to a free market. It is probably more prevalent in a socialist system, where the consumer does not even know when and how much a doctor is charging for a visit. But there is no way to fairly compare such statistics under a state monopoly, since the issues of 'shopping around' or 'complaining about a bill' do not exist. Remember, a free market does not mean an absence of laws or consumer protections.