Utah to get $2M in auto loan settlement, attorney general announces
Utah will receive nearly $2 million as part of a nationwide settlement with an auto-financing company. The funds are intended for consumers who were targeted by the company due to their low credit scores.
Utah will be receiving almost $2 million for affected consumers as part of a nationwide settlement with an auto-financing company that took advantage of buyers with low credit.
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