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What was the dollar amount of the 2010 settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and Countrywide Home Loans?
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As part of the 2010 settlement between the Federal Trade Commission and Country Home Loans, almost $108 million dollars was returned to just under 500,000 customers who had been overcharged according to their lawsuit.
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