Not Cool, Chase Bank.

In one month, soldier Aaron Collette will return from Iraq for two weeks’ leave. By the time he does, he won't have a home -- and neither will his family.

Tim Collette, Aaron's dad, did everything right. He put $100,000 down on his home in Bend, Oregon, when he purchased it in 2006. 

In 2008, after the economic crisis devastated his small flooring and countertop business, Tim realized he needed a loan modification and went to Chase Bank for help.

Chase told him he had to miss two payments to qualify for a loan modification. But once Tim did that, they began foreclosure proceedings instead of helping him.

If you too find this pretty damn wrong, do something about it, and sign this petition:

http://www.change.org/petitions/tell-chase-bank-dont-foreclose-on-soldiers-family?utm_source=action_alert&utm_medium=email&alert_id=mZHbRYoBMg_LZyJCbbWIE

Thanks, guys.

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