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Banks in hot seat for illegal military foreclosures
Banks that were illegally foreclosing on homes owned by members of our military deployed overseas have been fully exposed in Washington. I'm happy to report there's a renewed focus on this issue thanks to hearings before the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs. Here's a rundown of what's been going on ...
Wells Fargo to do refunds for 60,000 veterans ripped off on refinances
Do the nation's banks have it in for the military is it just a coincidence? It seems there's been a scandal a week involving banks breaking the laws of the United States to the great detriment of our brave military men and women. First, you had Chase illegally foreclosing on ...
Chase Bank apologizes over military foreclosure debacle
Recently, I ate up Chase Bank on the air over their involvement in illegally foreclosing on homes owned by deployed military personnel. At the time, I was so irate that I lost my train of thought on air and had to step back to breathe before continuing. I appreciate through ...
Banks illegally foreclosing on military families' homes during deployment
Chase Bank is at the center of an unfolding national scandal, showing unbelievably unpatriotic behavior in illegally foreclosing on homes owned by deployed military personnel. This is against the law since the revision to the Service Members Civil Relief Act in 2003. Yet Chase repeatedly did this, in spite of ...
The importance of active duty alerts, credit freezes for military personnel
When I was a civilian employee for the Air Force at the end of the Vietnam War, I joined Pentagon Federal Credit Union. Pen Fed is now a huge organization with some 1 million customers made up of active duty military, former military and even civilians. Unfortunately, Pen Fed has ...
Back Pay for U.S. Troops
Troops who served their country in the wake of Sept. 11, 2001 may be eligible for back pay of $500 for each month of involuntary service. Find out about a looming pre-Christmas deadline to get the money.
Deadline to apply for military stop loss back pay extended again
Twice this year, Clark has talked about a special combat pay provision for men and women who fought in Iraq and Afghanistan over the last decade. With this special benefit, known as stop loss pay, the money either comes automatically or you must ask for it. In the case of ...
Georgia State Defense Force
What is the State Defense Force? The Georgia State Defense Force (GSDF) is the all-volunteer, uniformed, unpaid branch of the Georgia Department of Defense, which includes the Army and Air National Guard. The State Defense Force is unarmed and does not train with or use weapons. The State Defense Force ...
Back pay available to military members
Troops who were called on to serve their country in the wake of Sept. 11, 2001 are eligible for back pay of $500 for each month of involuntary service. The federal government is now actively contacting 145,000 troops to reward them for their bravery in the months and years following ...
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