July 3, 2025

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In Belarus, They Want To Tighten The Rules For Issuing Loans – Belarusian News

Money in dollars is going to be allowed to borrow only from close relatives. A bill has been introduced in the “chamber” that should seriously change the rules for loans between citizens, individual entrepreneurs and organizations, onliner.by reports. The key changes include: – a ban on loans from sole proprietorships and legal entities – which

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4 Financial Risks of Co-Signing Loans

When your best friend or family member asks you to co-sign a loan, it’s easy to say yes. But what feels like a quick favor turns into a long-term financial burden. Co-signing a loan is more than vouching for someone’s creditworthiness. Learn More: 3 Signs You’ve ‘Made It’ Financially, According to Financial Influencer Genesis Hinckley

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Best Commercial Real Estate Loans for 2025

In my experience, the best commercial lenders will offer flexible qualification requirements, favorable rates and terms, and financing for various property types — such as apartments, multifamily homes, retail and office spaces, and restaurants. That said, here are my top loans for commercial real estate: Quick comparison of the best commercial real estate lenders Lendio:

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Student loans have been confusing lately. Here’s a guide to know where you stand

NEW YORK — Between collections resuming, courts blocking student loan programs and layoffs at the Education Department, borrowers might be confused about the status of their student loans. Recently, the Education Department announced it would start involuntary collections on defaulted loans, meaning the roughly 5.3 million borrowers who are in default could have their wages

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A guide to student loans as the Education Department begins collections

NEW YORK (AP) — Between collections resuming, courts blocking student loan programs and layoffs at the Education Department, borrowers might be confused about the status of their student loans. Recently, the Education Department announced it would start involuntary collections on defaulted loans, meaning the roughly 5.3 million borrowers who are in default could have their

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What to do if debt collectors call about student loans

The Department of Education has resumed collection on debt from millions of defaulted student loans for the first time in five years. You may be wondering: what are your rights if a debt collector contacts you? And how can you be sure the call is legitimate, with scammers looking to prey on vulnerable borrowers? If

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Multiple loans leading to debt trap? Amid rising microfinance defaults, what to do if you’re struggling to repay your loan

At the heart of the issue is overlapping credit exposure. The data revealed that around 5 million microfinance borrowers, who constitute around 6% of the total borrower base as of November 2024, have taken loans from four or more lenders. Data from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) also showed that the share of borrowers

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Capex loans disbursal to states delayed amid change in norms – Economy News

To comply with changed norms for getting interest-free capex loans from the Centre in 2025-26, states will seek modalities of uploading project details in the Public Financial Management System (PFMS) portal. Lack of knowledge in this regard is hindering states from providing the required information, which may lead to a delay in getting funds for

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Former corrections officer fraudulently received $40K in PPP loans

BALTIMORE COUNTY — A former Baltimore County corrections officer fraudulently obtained over $40,000 in federal loans a new OIG report revealed. This stems from an investigation in late 2022. The Inspector General’s Office was contacted by a member of the Small Business Administration Office and determined some loans were being obtained fraudulently. This was the

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Student loans drive US delinquency rate to highest since 2020

The share of outstanding U.S. consumer debt that’s in delinquency rose in the first quarter to the highest in five years, reflecting an end to the pandemic-era pause on reporting delinquent student loan payments on credit reports. Some 4.3% of debt was delinquent in the first three months of this year, the most since 2020

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