Chase mortgage and card teams fail to deliver hardship options to customers reporting layoffs
Customers proactively report a layoff to Chase mortgage and credit card divisions and ask about hardship programs, then receive no meaningful options or coordinated communication. Servicing operations appear siloed and unresponsive at the moment of acute need.
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