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Is there a web site with more information? Yes: UnionPlus.

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Is there a web site with more information? Yes: UnionPlus.

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Can I talk to a counselor in person? Yes. There are more than 100 local offices in 22 states and the District of Columbia. Call the Save My Home Hotline at 1-866-490-5361 to schedule an appointment. Is there a charge to use the Save My Home Hotline? No. This service is free to union members and families. I already am behind on my mortgage payments. Can the Hotline help me? Yes. The hotline’s HUD-certified counselors can help you establish a budget, set priorities and explain all the available strategies to stop foreclosure and help you keep your home. Landlords and lenders often are willing to be flexible about repayment of late or missing payments. If you simply cannot make your payments, your counselor can provide advice for working with the lender. Your lender may be able to restructure your loan to a fixed rate, for example, or allow you to make smaller payments for a limited period of time (those payments will be added to the loan balance, though.

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Can I talk to a counselor in person? Yes. There are more than 100 local offices in 22 states and the District of Columbia. Call the Save My Home Hotline at 1-866-490-5361 to schedule an appointment. Is there a charge to use the Save My Home Hotline? No. This service is free to union members and families. I already am behind on my mortgage payments. Can the Hotline help me? Yes. The hotline’s HUD-certified counselors can help you establish a budget, set priorities and explain all the available strategies to stop foreclosure and help you keep your home. Landlords and lenders often are willing to be flexible about repayment of late or missing payments. If you simply cannot make your payments, your counselor can provide advice for working with the lender. Your lender may be able to restructure your loan to a fixed rate, for example, or allow you to make smaller payments for a limited period of time (those payments will be added to the loan balance, though.

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