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Tuesday, September 05, 2017
Federal Disaster Loans Could Be Difficult To Obtain After Harvey
Around 80% of homeowners in areas devastated by flooding from Hurricane Harvey don’t have insurance policies that will cover much of the damage done to their properties. Federal disaster loans offer victims one pathway toward recovery, but obtaining that financing could be a difficult, drawn-out endeavor.
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transfer money from welfare and ebt cards , it's their friends , let the baby making lazy suffer .
Funny how that is, isn't it???? You spend all of that money, per month or year, for 10, 20 or even 30+ years paying for something that usually won't happen, but when it does, all of a sudden, the insurance companies don't have the money!!!! So where did it all go then??? Because they make profit hand over fist every year with their premiums, why do they not have any to give out, but can certainly take it???
Shouldn't need insurance if they can't cover you when you actually need it... Or maybe have a law that says for every customer they have, they have to have money set aside to cover them at all cost for when this happens...
I really get tired of how the hard working citizen gets screwed, when are we going to read any good news at all? So very sad.
8:42 FEDERAL disaster loans. Not Geico mate
if we divert money from the ebt customers the lottery will go out of business
No they won't be hard to obtain. That was last and previous administrations. Trump's at the wheel now.
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