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Dealers are responding well to flat fees, BMO Harris says

July 09, 2014 05:00 AM

It’s early yet, but BMO Harris Bank in Chicago says its ties with dealers haven’t suffered since it switched from dealer reserve to a flat fee to compensate dealerships for arranging auto loans.

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