Now I messaged them and ask them for a loan because I'm going homeless and starving waiting on the VA to approve my rating which took a little bit over a year and the senior loan sergeant major ignored me and had another Sergeant major message me and call me and tell me I was only allowed travel money. Right before I did they agreed to wipe The balance away. So I started making monthly payments just to get it paid off and I ended up filing bankruptcy due to a disability. I thought the payments were getting made and they wouldn't a big deal I come to find out that I owed money so after roughly 4 months or so trying to figure out how much I owed and dealing with some very very rude people I finally had to go with what they said.
Community Stories 2 Stories from Volunteers, Donors & Supporters In addition, AER declared on additional $3,484,752 in outstanding loans as uncollectible due to hardship and or bankruptcy, non-response, or other reasons. Membership in the Armed Forces Service Corporation was provided to 399 widows in the amount of $397,055. Included in this amount is $5,495,303 in assistance provided in the form of a grant due to hardship of assistance to widows(ers) and orphans (2,304 cases) and Wounded Warriors (677 cases). In 2008, AER issued over 66,000 cases of assistance and disbursed $70,888,225 in emergency assistance, an 11.8% increase over 2007. All assistance to widows(ers) and orphans is provided in the form of a grant. Loans may be converted to grants at any time it is determind that continued repayment creates undue hardship.
Amount of assistance provided is only limited by an individual's valid need. Programs: Provided to relieve distress, often involving the basic essentials of everyday living, either in the form of a no-interest loan, a grant, or combination depending on the applicant's personal situation.
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