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Credit Repair Services and Information |
Credit Repair Services and Information Hurricane Ike - Financial Information for Victims Many individuals and businesses are currently facing major credit and financial challenges after Hurricane Ike hit shore on September 12, 2008. Those impacted understand that Ike has affected housing, jobs, businesses, and banking. Coupled with the current credit crisis, those who have suffered Ike's ravages, and Gustav's ravages a week earlier, face an even more difficult financial and credit burden. Local and state government, as well as the federal government, are providing a variety of ways in which those impacted by these hurricanes can access help. From credit, to mortgages, to housing and food, there exist many avenues to access financial help. Those experiencing credit issues and mortgage challenges can also apply for assistance. A list of helpful links is listed below. This information is intended to help those
impacted by these hurricanes access the information, resources, and services
that are available to them. FEMA - Hurricane Ike Information and Resources FEMA - Hurricane Gustav FEMA - Disaster Assistance FAQs U.S. Department of Labor - Hurricane Recovery Assistance Internal Revenue Service - Tax Relief in Disaster Situations United States Small Business Administration - Excellent resource for all businesses impacted by Katrina. USA.gov - Hurricane Information and Assistance Apply for Small Business Disaster Loan Assistance Federal Trade Commission - Advice from the FTC about credit reports, accessing credit reports, and tips about what information to provide and who to provide it to. We strongly urge all those impacted by Hurricanes Ike and Gustav to research and apply for any and every type of disaster assistance available to them. The more financial help an individual or business can access, the less likely a disaster will have of negatively affecting their credit status and financial future. |
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