SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Utah residents who lost their homes to foreclosure have until January 18 to apply for money in a national mortgage settlement.
The Utah Attorney General's office says homeowners should move quickly before the deadline to apply for a payment.
The national settlement is part of a $25 billion deal with five major banks.
State Attorney General John Swallow says eligible homeowners will receive a minimum of $840, but the individual payment amount will be based on how many participate in the settlement.
Homeowners who think they may be eligible but did not receive information about the settlement can call 866-430-8358.
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The arrogance of this state and its governor is astounding, they feel they are empowered to set a cut off date to confiscate the billions of dollars the state governors personal use. The state took control of persoanl property and now think they own More..