Attorney General Brown announces $425M settlement with Capital ...
Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown announced a revised settlement with Capital One, requiring the bank to pay $425 million in restitution and offer better
foxbaltimore.comHere’s the latest I can summarize from recent reporting:
- A revised Capital One settlement related to 360 Savings accounts has been reported as $425 million in restitution, with additional provisions to increase interest going forward, and preliminary court actions in early 2026. This reflects efforts by multiple state attorneys general to secure a stronger deal for consumers.
- Some outlets noted earlier in 2025 that a federal judge initially rejected the prior version of the settlement as too small, prompting re-negotiation and resubmission of a revised agreement, which subsequently received preliminary approval in January 2026.
- News coverage around that period also highlighted ongoing questions about eligibility, deadlines for claims, and the total potential value to consumers when including the enhanced future interest, with several states involved and concurrent actions by other agencies.
If you’d like, I can pull the exact court docket numbers, summarize who qualifies, and list upcoming deadlines and hearing dates from the latest filings. I can also provide a short explainer of how the revised settlement changes the interest-rate terms for 360 Savings customers. Would you like that?
Sources:
- California AG press release on the $425 million settlement and restitution for 360 Savings customers.[1]
- Media coverage of preliminary approval and ongoing settlement discussions in 2025–2026.[5]
- Reuters report on the initial rejection and subsequent revised agreement.[3]