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Has anyone heard how Shift will be administrating this?
Has anyone heard how Shift will be administrating this?
Pelosi’s 1,400-page bill would have broad implications for the financial sector. It would force lenders to grant a temporary reprieve from mortgage and car payments and credit card bills. It would order the Federal Reserve to provide loan servicers with liquidity to allow borrowers to stop paying their mortgages for up to 360 days. Public housing residents would get a temporary reprieve from paying rent, and student loan borrowers would have $10,000 of debt forgiven.
Negative consumer credit reporting would be halted. Foreclosures and evictions would be banned.
I got a pretty terse reply yesterday from FCA of "The FCA Digital program already operates at reduced rates" and when we pushed, got this, "Again I am unaware of any reduced rates. Whatever you are currently paying should be the expectation moving forward."
Not gonna lie, that really pissed me off. Not just the tone but that FCA wouldn't have jumped out in front and gave some sort of well-worded announcement to dealers.
At least FordDirect made a formal announcement and the tone I've had from Mazda has been encouraging. Keep in mind, I don't think Shift runs FCA programs any longer. Isn't it Internet Brands now? Or am I wrong?That's what I've heard & seen as well, pretty insane that they're sticking with that. I've heard Shift is being more flexible with their programs and working with providers on it, although haven't seen any formal communication yet.