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Facing mortgage payment problems? AFGE members should act now!
If you’re a home-owning AFGE member and are worried that the next change in your adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) will put payments out of reach, or if you face financial trouble that may make you fall behind on your mortgage payments, the Union Plus Save My Home Hotline may be able to help.
AFGE members can arrange a confidential, free consultation with expert housing counselors who can provide advice, help you find answers and develop an action plan to get your financial house in order. Don't wait until it's too late. Members can call any time, day or night.
Fully-trained, HUD-certified counselors will discuss your individual situation and offer advice and guidance that is personalized for your situation. Save My Home Hotline housing counselors can:
The counselors at Money Management International (MMI), the nation's largest and most trusted full-service nonprofit credit counseling agency, are ready to help.
In addition to telephone counseling, find face-to-face counseling at more than 100 local offices in 22 states and the District of Columbia.
Toll-free Benefits Line: (888) 844-2343
Email: [email protected]
Programs are subject to change.
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