Snap Finance Will Cancel $662 Million in Lease-to-Own Balances in a 17-State Settlement: What Texas, Florida and Wyoming Customers Should Know

Seventeen state attorneys general announced a nearly $664 million settlement with Snap Finance on October 21, 2026. More than 303,000 charged-off lease-to-own accounts from 2017 to 2022 will be wiped out, including about 148,000 in Texas and 62,000 in Florida. Here’s who qualifies, what changes, and what to do if a collector is still chasing you.

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Pennsylvania Sues Rent-to-Own Operators Accused of Selling Homes They Didn’t Own: What Sellers and Buyers Should Know

Pennsylvania’s Attorney General has sued two western Pennsylvania men and their companies over an alleged rent-to-own scheme: they took over homeowners’ mortgages, “sold” the homes to buyers on installment contracts, and then let the mortgages default. A court has already frozen evictions. Here’s what happened and how to protect yourself.

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Pennsylvania Sues Insulin Makers and the Big Three Pharmacy Benefit Managers Over Prices Allegedly Inflated by More Than 1,000%: What Diabetics Should Know

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has sued Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk, Sanofi, CVS Caremark, Express Scripts and OptumRx under the state’s consumer protection law, alleging a scheme that drove insulin list prices up by more than 1,000%. Here’s what the lawsuit claims, what it asks for and what you can do now.

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