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Additionally service and return to civilian life with a new disability have civil rights guaranteed by the law. This brochure provides a brief explanation of the civil rights of servicemembers as well as information about how to learn more or to file a complaint if you believe your rights have been violated* Photo courtesy of defenseimagery. Mil Employment The Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act USERRA protects the civilian employment rights of servicemembers and vetera ...

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What are the SCRA benefits on cars?

Wrongful vehicle repossessions The SCRA prohibits an auto finance company from repossessing a vehicle during the borrowers military service without a court order, if the borrower financed or leased the vehicle prior to entering military service.

Does SCRA work on car loans?

The SCRA gives active-duty servicemembers certain legal and financial protections relating to installment contracts, like an auto loan or lease.

What is the interest rate on a SCRA car loan?

Those who work in the auto lending industry should be aware of the following rules and regulations: Interest rates The SCRA caps interest rate for active-duty servicemembers at 6 percent. Thus, lenders must often adjust interest rates on scra car loan taken out before servicemembers go on active duty.

What is the difference between MLA and SCRA?

While the SCRA covers credit accounts opened by a service member PRIOR to his or her term of active duty military service, the MLA covers credit accounts opened by a service member (or another covered borrower) DURING the servicemembers term of active duty military service.

What are the protections under SCRA?

The SCRAs benefits and protections include a 6 percent interest rate cap on financial obligations that were incurred prior to military service; the ability to stay civil court proceedings; protections in connection with default judgments; protections in connection with residential (apartment) lease terminations; and

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