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Troops are missing out on key interest rate savings, report finds
Fewer than 1 in 10 activated Guard and reserve members received an interest rate reduction on their eligible auto loans.
By Karen Jowers
Latest "Servicemembers Civil Relief Act" stories
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DOJ: Towing company agrees to pay troops for illegally selling their vehicles
The towing company owner told the service member she didn't believe he was in the military, Justice says.
By Karen Jowers
Furniture retail chain agrees to pay service members for alleged interest overcharges
Furniture chain with 130 stores in 14 states reaches settlement with DOJ over allegations of SCRA violations.
By Karen Jowers
Florida towing company the latest accused of illegally auctioning off troops’ cars, Justice says
Towing company will pay $99,500 to service members whose cars were illegally sold, according to proposed agreement.
By Karen Jowers
City of San Antonio illegally auctioned off more than 200 troops’ vehicles, DOJ alleges
In one case, employees at the storage facility moved ahead with the sale even after the service member, her first sergeant and a military legal assistance attorney tried to retrieve the vehicle, according to court documents.
By Karen Jowers
Towing company illegally auctioned off Marine sergeant’s car while she was deployed, DOJ alleges
The company says it didn't know the car belonged to a service member. But Justice Department says there was ample evidence of that.
By Karen Jowers