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Can I benefit from the Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA) that President Bush signed into law, amending the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act (SSRA)?

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Can I benefit from the Service Members Civil Relief Act (SCRA) that President Bush signed into law, amending the Soldiers and Sailors Relief Act (SSRA)?

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The new act specifically calls for a 6 percent interest rate on loan obligations that were taken prior to being called to active duty. This means that any pre-service debt would be eligible for rate reductions. If you were on active-duty when you took out a loan with us, you will not qualify under the new SCRA. Please click here to read the act.

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