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Subscribe to RSSNBC News Senior Investigative Correspondent Lisa Myers' report last week showing that JP Morgan & Chase Co. overcharged thousands of servicemen and their families has triggered investigations by a congressional committee and a federal prosecutor.
As first reported on Jan. 17 by NBC News, the bank admits mistakenly overcharging 4,000 military families for their mortgages, and improperly foreclosing on 14 of them. The actions—which the bank says it deeply regrets--appear to be violations of the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, a law designed to protect military families from added financial stress while troops are in harms way.
Click here to read the follow-up report on the investigations.
If you are active duty military and are being foreclosed on by your bank, click here to contact NBC News investigative unit and share your story.
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haven.t these men and woman done enough,lost time away from family and friends not to mention away from home.....HOW CAN AMERICANS HOLD THEIR HEADS HIGH AND CONTINUE TO FIGHT FOR THE USA....
I AM ASHAMED OF US AS AMERICANS, HOW DO THINGS SO BIG SLIP THRU CRACKS???? WHO IS IN CHARGED...I WANT TO THANK EACH AND EVERYONE OF YOU EVERYDAY AND I DO IN MY PRAYERS
THANKS FOR ALL YOU ARE DOING AND GIVING OF YOURSELF