Hurricane Irma aid ranges from waived credit-card fees to foreclosure delays
With the region designated for "individual assistance" by the federal government, a range of public and private programs become available. Some target residents impacted by the hurricane, while others are aimed more broadly at anyone who lives in the region.
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* Disaster Unemployment Assistance provides unemployment benefits and re-employment services to people who lost their jobs because of the hurricane and who are not eligible for state unemployment. Details: 800-621-3362
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* HUD granted a 90-day moratorium on foreclosures for mortgages backed by the
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* For homeowners or renters who have lost their homes, HUD's Section 203(h) program gives FHA insurance to disaster victims who have to rebuild or purchase another house. The loans come with no down payment and greater forgiveness of low credit scores. Details: 1-800-569-4287
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