Bank Hardship Plan Final Payment Differs from Agreed Amount
A 24-month hardship agreement concluded with a final payment that differed from the agreed amount with no advance notice. Customers who meticulously made every agreed payment are surprised by a discrepancy at the end. The lack of a final payment statement summary leaves borrowers unable to plan for the true closeout amount.
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