“A recent report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finds that service members often have a tough time getting access to loan benefits that are supposed to be available to those serving on active duty, like interest-rate reductions and loan forgiveness programs,” The New York Times’s Bucks reports.
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“A recent report from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finds that service members often have a tough time getting access to loan benefits that are supposed to be available to those serving on active duty, like interest-rate reductions and loan forgiveness programs,” The New York Times’s Bucks reports.
Read the whole article originally published in: Todays News Feed.
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