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Bank Misapplies Mortgage Payments and Escrow During Active Account Period

Regions Bank incorrectly applied mortgage payments and mishandled escrow account balances during an active period. Payment misapplication on mortgages can trigger false delinquencies and late fees. Limited consumer visibility into mortgage payment application creates systemic trust issues.

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