“While Attorney General Bondi will continue to participate in the multi-state settlement discussions, she looks forward to reviewing any alternative plan developed by Attorney General Pruitt”

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AG Bondi interested in alternative settlement with banks

by Kim Miller

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi said she’s interested in reviewing an alternative bank settlement proposed by Oklahoma Attorney General E. Scott Pruitt in lieu of what is being hammered out by the leadership of the 50-state attorneys general.

Pruitt said last week he asked his attorneys to prepare an option that does not require servicers to pay at least $20 billion in fines and use the money to reduce the principal amount on mortgages of borrowers who owe more on their loan than their home is worth, according to a Washington Post article.

Bondi joined a handful of other Republicans last month in a letter expressing concerns about how a proposed settlement with the nation’s banks regarding foreclosure abuses could force them to reduce loan amounts.

On Thursday, Bondi said she’s interested in reviewing Pruitt’s plan.

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Yea, “an option that does not require servicers to pay at least $20 billion in fines and use the money to reduce the principal amount on mortgages of borrowers

So instead, she will support a alternative settlement which requires the banks to pay her millions in “penalties.”

Kind of like the settlement with the Marshall Watson…

Just wait and see…

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