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 Except this settlement barely punishes Equifax. Only a small portion of the settlement goes towards regular people, which is why each person will get way less than $125. Most of the money is set aside for people who have large damages, which they will have to go to great lengths to prove. My guess is that most of the

Actually, preparations typically speed up recessions. For example, people that prep usually start hording cash and put off big purchases like houses or cars. 70% of our economy is consumer spending, so when consumers stop spending money in preparation for a recession, it speeds up the recession.

Do you honestly believe they didn’t test this before? It’s an issue showing up on a certain subset of cars, and only 3% of those. 11k recalls x 3% = 330 vehicles might have the issue.

The fact that they perform recalls before issues occur, combined with their safety crash test ratings, what manufacturer is making a

> Most likely because it was a glaring failure.