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Hi, my name is Raina, and I'm fundraising to pay off my student loans. Like many yo… Raina P needs your support for Help Raina Recover from
Well, it finally happened. I ran out of road to kick the can down, and my student loans have been charged off. I desperately need any help that you can offer to cover this serious debt.
My initial goal is $7500, and I hope I'll be able to cover that much at least. Share this post as much as you can.
A new rule on medical debt could affect millions of Americans' credit scores.
"In a major change that could affect millions of Americans' credit scores, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau on Tuesday [January 7, 2025] finalized a rule to remove medical debt from consumer credit reports.
The rule would erase an estimated $49 billion in unpaid medical bills from the credit reports of roughly 15 million Americans, the CFPB said.
That could help boost those borrowers' credit scores by an average of 20 points, helping them qualify for mortgages and other loans.
"No one should be denied economic opportunity because they got sick or experienced a medical emergency," Vice President Kamala Harris said in a statement touting the new rule.
She announced the proposal for the rule last June alongside CFPB Director Rohit Chopra.
"This will be life-changing for millions of families, making it easier for them to be approved for a car loan, a home loan or a small-business loan," Harris added.
Major credit reporting agencies have already announced voluntary steps to remove medical debt from their reports.
The final rule is set to take effect in March [2025] – but that timeline could be delayed by legal challenges."
-via ABC News, January 7, 2025
Wait. Wait. Wait. How many people watching The Pitt don't know about the growing commitment to erasing hundreds of thousands (even millions) of medical debt in an instant by organizations that buy medical debt for a fraction of the cost (we're talking $1 for $100 of debt) and forgive all of it? Many people who have been relieved of their medical bills hold parties to gather and burn their hospital bills. Come on. TELL ME MORE PEOPLE KNOW ABOUT THIS.
Learn Undue Medical Debt's mission and history, and how our organization helps pay medical bills to ease financial burdens for those in need
Here's one to check out. Formerly known as RIP Medical Debt.
The Swords suit so far. Shifting focus to commissions, but hoping to get at least 3 more done this week.
Also, my birthday is coming up (July 23rd!) and I'd like to get some debt under control for my birthday if possible. If you've been enjoying my recent work, or not so recent work, consider donating a little something!
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Hello good people of the internet, I’m Kat Zidichouski, an ar… Katrina Zidichouski needs your support for Help an in-debt artist and their
Hi everyone, as some of you may know, I've been struggling with debt and my living situation for a while now and have finally gotten to the point where it's feasible for me to make a big change, but I need some help! Big reason I haven't been very active with more art is because of this ongoing situation,, Even if you can't donate, you can help me a lot by spreading this around, every reblog is greatly appreciated ;u;)bb
I’m not one to share content from other platforms, but this one just feels right today.
Credit: @animalwolfsux on TikTok.
It's been like... 6 months, so i figure it's time for a new begging for help online post.
Back in July, my cat got pnemonia, and the multiple vet visits plus medication plus x rays amounted to a roughly $3000 debt, in the end.
Since then, I've been averaging 8 hours a week at work, and haven't been able to secure a second job. Thanks to the power of cool things like interest rates and needing to pay for my phone, medication, and transportation, I've only been able to keep my credit card debt consistently at roughly $2.8k, with the constant possibility of it shooting up if I have a single emergency at all
If you'd like to help a super poor and broke trans guy pay off his debt, or at least cover some basic living costs, please donate to my Kofi! I would really appreciate! If you cant, I would also be happy if you reblogged this!
Obligatory cat tax:
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