loan rehabilitation

Families of prisoners in Tamil Nadu face immense hardship, losing financial stability and social standing. Children are denied education and opportunities, trapped in a cycle of debt and stigma. Organizations advocate for structured loan systems to prevent entire generations from being destroyed by a parent's conviction, offering a path to a better future.

With Kerala Govt Deciding To Allocate Rs 1,900Cr, The Much-Delayed Angamaly-Erumeli Sabari Rail Project Looks Set To Get Back On Track. Residents Are Looking Forward As Uncertainty Over Land Acquisition Has Made Their Lives Miserable After Marker Stones Were Laid For The 111Km Line

For countless individuals, the dream of owning a home seems increasingly out of reach due to escalating prices and limited access to financing. In response, governments are launching a spectrum of housing initiatives.

England star Jack Grealish has once again found himself in the spotlight. This time not for football reasons. The 30-year-old midfielder, currently sidelined after foot surgery, was reportedly seen falling asleep during a daytime outing with friends at a rooftop bar in Manchester. The incident has raised fresh questions about his off-field lifestyle. Especially at a time when he is recovering from injury and fighting to regain full fitness.

Starting May 5, 2025, the US Department of Education will resume collecting on defaulted federal student loans, ending a pandemic-era pause. This decision aims to protect taxpayers and guide borrowers back to manageable repayment, accompanied by a comprehensive outreach program.

The U.S. Department of Education has temporarily stopped collecting overdue student loans. This pause allows for new rules to simplify loan repayment and offer borrowers a second chance to fix defaulted loans. These changes aim to reduce stress and help millions of Americans manage their student debt more effectively. New income-driven repayment plans will also be introduced.

For the last three years, the SLAB has been sending letters to the banks to provide loans to the six units for their revival, but to no avail.

Starting May 5th, the Education Department will resume collecting defaulted federal student loans, ending the pandemic-era freeze. Millions of borrowers risk wage garnishment and seized tax refunds, impacting 5.3 million currently in default and 4 million nearing it. Critics argue this move will harm struggling families amidst policy confusion and uncertainty surrounding repayment plans.

The U.S. Department of Education proposed new rules to reform federal student loans, including eliminating Grad PLUS and introducing new borrowing limits for graduate and professional students. The plan also simplifies repayment into two main plans and allows for a second loan rehabilitation opportunity. Public comment is open until March 2, 2026.

PATNA: The state level apex body for small industries has declared 33 SSIs in the last one year as sick.