"California Billionaire's $175 Million Bond for Trump's Fraud Case Rejected, Raises Legal Questions"
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California billionaire Don Hankey, known for offering high-interest auto loans, provided a $175 million bond in Donald Trump's New York civil fraud case, helping him avoid financial disaster. Hankey's companies are known for offering risky and lucrative loans and aggressively repossessing vehicles from delinquent borrowers. Trump's appeal of the $454 million judgment against him led to the need for the bond, and Hankey's assistance could potentially influence federal regulation of his high-interest loan industry if Trump is elected again.
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- Donald Trump's $175m Bond Rejection Raises Questions Newsweek
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- Why have Trump’s bond documents been rejected – and what does this mean for his legal troubles? The Independent
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