Sentences with phrase «servicemember on active duty»

If you are a servicemember on active duty looking to refinance your mortgage loan, please consult your legal advisor regarding whether your existing mortgage loan is eligible for benefits under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and how a refinance may impact those benefits.

Some private student loan servicers offer deferment or forbearance for servicemembers on active duty.

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This 2017 survey of 1,200 active - duty military servicemembers, veterans and their spouses aims to help policymakers and the public better understand this important population's perspectives on school choice policies, the military profession and more.

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In this report, authors Paul DiPerna, Lindsey Burke and Anne Ryland share the results of a 2017 survey of 1,200 active - duty military servicemembers, veterans, and their spouses to help policymakers and the public better understand this important constituency's perspectives on K — 12 education, school choice policies and the military profession as a whole.

With membership restricted to veterans and active - duty servicemembers, Navy Federal provides excellent service and interest rates that beat almost everything available on the broader market.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) provides members of the military with a 6 % reduced annual percentage rate on credit cards and other loan debt they have prior to active duty.

If you're a veteran or active duty servicemember and you're underwater on your mortgage in Washington, call 888-573-4496, or complete the form below.

Limits interest rates on any loan, including credit cards, to 6 % while servicemember is on active duty.

Eligible student loans will not exceed a 6.0 % interest rate for the duration the servicemember is on active duty.

Active duty service members can utilize the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act, which puts a cap of 6 % interest on credit cards, mortgages and other loans.

Servicemembers report struggling to keep their income - driven payment plan while on active duty.

The CFPB has received a number of complaints from private student loan borrowers, indicating that market participants may not always have adequate proof that they own a loan that is allegedly in default, as well as complaints of improper — and potentially illegal — conduct when active - duty servicemembers seek their legal right to an interest rate cap on their student loans.

It helps that there is a federal law (the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act) that offers a wide range of protections against financial disaster for people on active duty.

Additional benefits include a special 4 % Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) rate on your balance when you enter active military duty for one year after you complete active duty, as well as a rebate of finance charges while you serve in a qualified military campaign such as the Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary, Iraq Campaign, Afghanistan Campaign, or Operation New Dawn.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) provides certain benefits to service members on active duty, including a 6 percent interest rate cap on all debt incurred before deployment.

The Servicemembers» Civil Relief Act (SCRA), which provides civil protections for military personnel while on active duty.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protects members of the military from legal action, including divorce proceedings, while they are on active duty.

As an active military service member who is enrolled in Servicemembers» Group Life Insurance (SGLI), you can later enroll in Veterans» Group Life Insurance (VGLI) when you are no longer on active duty.

If, on the other hand, his spouse filed the divorce while he was away on active duty and they can not reach an agreement, he may ask the court to postpone the final hearing in accordance with the Servicemember's Civil Relief Act of 2003.

On average, active - duty servicemember buyers were typically 34 years old, and veteran buyers were 59 years old.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act prevents military personnel from being foreclosed on while on active duty.