Incomplete SCRA Interest Rate Reduction Request
A service member references the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act to request a reduction from a 13.37% loan interest rate, but the submitted complaint is truncated and does not describe what response, if any, was received from the lender. Insufficient detail is available to assess the nature or resolution of the issue.
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