A tussle over GAP for military members

"What we have now are a bunch of bureaucrats who have made this decision on behalf of the military."Don Hall, CEO, Virginia Automobile Dealers Association and a former Marine

March 04, 2019 05:00 AM

A change to the Military Lending Act, designed to protect service members, has instead left some in financial distress. And it has dealers, particularly those near military bases, wrestling with how to comply with the law.

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