According to reports, more than 53,000 New Jersey residents are getting a much-needed break, as about $86 million in medical debt is being wiped away. Governor Phil Murphy shared the news on Friday, explaining that this relief is part of the state’s ongoing partnership with the national nonprofit Undue Medical Debt. For many…
NJ Erases $86 Million in Medical Debt for More Than 53,000 Residents in Latest Relief Round TAPinto Read the original article here
NJ Erases $86 Million in Medical Debt for More Than 53,000 Residents in Latest Relief Round TAPinto Read the original article here
New Jersey By: Richard L. Smith New Jersey officials announced another major round of medical debt forgiveness this week, wiping out $86 million in unpaid medical bills for more than 53,000 residents. The latest action, part of the Murphy Administration’s partnership with national nonprofit Undue Medical Debt — brings total forgiven medical debt in…
An Ohio man says a debt relief company’s promises left him worse off, and FTC data shows thousands of other consumers nationwide have filed similar complaints. COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nick Kaps told 10TV he’s sleeping a little easier these days after an experience with a debt relief company that he claims didn’t hold true on…
An Ohio man says a debt relief company’s promises left him worse off, and FTC data shows thousands of other consumers nationwide have filed similar complaints. Author: 10tv.com Published: 6:15 PM EST January 2, 2026 Updated: 6:15 PM EST January 2, 2026 Read the original article here
MASSENA, New York (WWNY) – A proposal to use nearly $2 million in unused town funds to reduce Massena’s $5 million debt to the state pension system was rejected by the town board in a 3-2 vote. The town owes the money to New York state’s retirement system after Massena Memorial Hospital was sold in…
Maybe your resolution for 2026 is to pay down debt, start your retirement savings, or save for a big ticket item. Maybe you need help with personal finance but don’t know where to start. Either way, prioritizing your goals for the New Year comes down to understanding what you value the most, Kumiko Love, an…
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TEXAS — Between his classes, college applications and getting in as much time on the golf course as he can, high school senior Eli Yorio added another extracurricular that many students don’t even think about — wiping out medical debt. “My family and I grew up volunteering at the Central Texas Food Bank,” Yorio said. “We…