HOME MORTGAGE LENDER SETTLES CHARGES
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Settlement Could Mean
As Much As $60 Million in Consumer Redress
If you obtained a home mortgage loan from First Alliance Mortgage Company between January 1, 1992 and March 23, 2000, and did not settle with the company, you may be eligible to collect money as part of a proposed Class Action Settlement between First Alliance and its affiliates, officers and certain employees and the Federal Trade Commission, the States of Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, and New York, AARP, and various individual borrowers.
For information
about the Proposed Settlement, consumers may call
toll-free:
1-877-862-0886.
Settlement and Bankruptcy Plan
FTC v. First Alliance Mortgage Company, et al. (Central District of California)
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Consumer
Information
Not all loans or lenders are created equal.
For example, certain home mortgage lenders target
homeowners who have low incomes or credit problems
or who are elderly – and then take advantage
of them by using deceptive practices.
If you’re thinking about a home mortgage loan, the FTC offers these publications to help you make a wise purchasing decision.
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