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(Suits for Success Facebook page)
LA CROSSE, Wis. – Business management students at Western Technical College will host Suits for Success to provide people free, gently used professional clothing from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. August 5 the school’s Lunda Center at 319 Seventh St. N.
Individuals can either collect clothing in person or have items pre-selected from volunteers via a style form. All volunteers will wear masks. The public is asked to wear masks if they are not vaccinated for COVID-19.
The free event is open to the public. Visit here to sign up for a pre-selected outfit.
For questions or concerns, contact Mike McArdle at mcardlem@westerntc.edu.
Mortgage servicers took their sweet time last spring advising customers affected by the pandemic about their right to hit the pause button on making payments with no documentation required, and no penalty charged to get back on track.
Now that most of those borrowers are preparing to resume making payments, mortgage servicers are again facing criticism for not being straight with their customers about their options.
Because those borrowers typically have less equity to work with, consumer advocates say they will need to take the initiative to work out a payment resumption plan with their mortgage servicers â which include traditional banks and payment processors that arenât banks. If theyâre not satisfied with the answers they get, help is available from volunteer legal aid organizations and federally funded housing counselors.
Mortgage servicers took their sweet time last spring advising customers affected by the pandemic about their right to hit the pause button on making paymen