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I have heard it all before.“If I don’t have a loan, I can’t get my personal loan.”“My family can’t afford it.If I don, they’ll go without food or medicine.I can be evicted.”“I don’t want to be homeless, I don�t want to pay my mortgage.If you�re not able to pay your debt, how can you possibly…
In this case, the difference is that the federal government and the state governments of Arizona and Utah are going to be the ones to make the payments.According to a memo from the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, the federal loans, or TARP, will cover 90 percent of the costs, while the state loans…
TUCSON, Ariz.(AP) A state official says Arizona’s tax deduction for personal loans could cost taxpayers more than $6.4 million in the 2018-19 tax year, including interest payments on personal loans.The Legislative Analyst’s Office says the deduction could raise an estimated $2.4 billion in revenue in 2018-2019.State officials are trying to reduce the number of people…
When I was a teenager, I had a lot of debt.It was around $50,000, and I was making $100,000 a year.But I was not going to be able to pay it off in full because I didn’t have enough income to do so.So I had to borrow to pay for things.And that was when I…
