Hurricane Recovery Financial Institutions Step It Up
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Hurricane Recovery: How Financial Institutions Are Making a Difference
In the aftermath of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, financial institutions are stepping up to support affected communities. While we're often wary of banks due to high interest rates and hidden fees, some companies are showing their commitment to customers during these trying times. Let’s explore how they are assisting in recovery efforts.
Disaster Relief Programs
For property owners in areas designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), financial relief may be available. Notably, one major bank is automatically deferring mortgage and home equity loan payments for up to 90 days without imposing late charges or negative credit reporting during this period.Payment Holidays
Several credit card companies are offering their customers payment breaks for two to three months. While two institutions have waived late fees, clarity is needed on whether interest will still accrue on unpaid balances.Loan Extensions
In the automotive sector, several finance arms are allowing loan payment deferrals of up to three months. This extends the loan term without additional fees, providing much-needed relief to affected customers.If you’re in an impacted area, it’s essential to reach out to your financial institutions for specific details on available deferrals. Some programs, like credit card payment holidays, may lack transparency regarding interest charges.
Overall, these compassionate actions by financial institutions foster goodwill and support communities through tough times, making them worthy of long-term loyalty.
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