2 chapters across the catalog
A family in Colorado Springs discovers their stolen Jeep was listed on an auction site as a biohazard after USAA deemed it a total loss due to fentanyl contamination. The insurance company initially claimed the vehicle would not be sold, but the family found it online with "fentanyl" written on the windshield. The hosts discuss the rising prevalence of fentanyl-related property losses.
USAA initially seized CARES Act stimulus payments from veterans with negative account balances to cover outstanding debts but reversed the policy following public backlash. A bank employee reports that national banks are now rushing to clear negative balances and reverse fees before the next round of stimulus funds is released. The hosts discuss how banks use these injections to bolster their cash-on-hand numbers.
