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Till v. SCS Credit Corporation
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Till v. SCS Credit Corporation

Rate of interest paid on secured claims in Chapter 13 plan will be set at national prime interest rate, adjusted to cover greater risk of nonpayment by bankrupt debtors. Prime rate.
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