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Revision as of 18:31, 19 May 2011
Treasury Secretary John Snow said "that though the hurricane might have suddenly driven some Gulf Coast residents to file for bankruptcy," "the new law shouldn't be delayed or changed." The Treasury office will not help Hurricane Katrina victims with debt cancellation.
Hurricane jobless claims in late August, totaled over 190,000.
No debt cancellation is expected for the victims of Hurricane Katrina. They will be given a payment deferral for up to 90 days.
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- Péralte C. Paul. "Storm victims unlikely to get break on new bankruptcy law" — western-star.com, 09 22, 2005
- Harry Dunphy. "Jobless claims soar to two-year high" — money.cnn.com, 09 22, 2005
- Jeanne Sahadi. "Lenders lend a hand to Katrina victims" — money.cnn.com, 09 08, 2005
18 poor nations will get debt cancellation
For 18 poor nations there will be debt cancellation according to U.S. Treasury Secretary John Snow. It is expected that $55 billion will be given as "debt forgiveness". At a meeting of the World Bank's steering group, Snow said "With the crushing debt burden lifted, countries can focus their efforts on generating economic growth by investing in infrastructure to help move goods from producers to purchases and by investing in their people" through health and education projects," Snow said.
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- "World Bank, IMF Approve Debt Relief Plan for World's Poorest Countries" — medicalnewstoday.com, 09 27, 2005
- Harry Dunphy. "Landmark debt forgiveness nears passage" — businessweek.com, 09 27, 2005