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No interest loans Milwaukee

Financing for paying bills and basic needs is offered from the Milwaukee Jewish Free Loan Association. The non-profit uses donations from the community and partner organizations to provide assistance to families and individuals across the Southeastern Wisconsin area. Find how to get a no interest loan from Milwaukee Jewish Association.

The money from the loans is offered along with case management. The no interest loans can be used to help pay for a number of different needs and expenses. Applications for interest free loans are reviewed as they come in, and the funds can be issued in as little as one or two days.

Borrowers can not only receive funds from the non-profit, but they will also receive self-sufficiency in the form of budgeting, case management, and referrals to employment resources if needed. The Jewish Association works with clients to offer them a hand up, and various services are available to those facing a short term hardship.

For individuals that qualify, the zero percent interest loans can be used to pay for different expenses and bills as approved by the Association. Examples of what MJFLA can help pay for are noted below, however there may also be other uses of the cash.

Expenses paid by Milwaukee Jewish Free Loans

Emergency situations can be addressed from the loans. Financing from the Milwaukee Jewish Free Loan program can be used for paying rent, mortgage and security deposits. This can be handy when a family is facing an eviction or foreclosure.

Other types of bills that can be paid for include repairs to vehicles, childcare costs, and medical or dental expenses. So called special needs including eyeglasses, medical equipment, hearing aids, wheelchairs, and home improvements such as ramps can be assisted with from MJFLA funds.

There are also opportunity as well as catch up loans. These can be used to pay for job training or work clothing as well as to cover living needs for those with a short term reduction in their income. This is an option if the crisis will be very short term in nature.

Zero percent loans may be used to pay for college tuition, books, supplies, and educational living expenses. This can be for private or a public school in Wisconsin. Both students and those seeking a graduate degree are potential applicants. Find additional sources of college scholarship programs.

 

 

 

The terms of each no interest loan will vary. An employee from the association will chat with the applicant and review their request as well as financial condition.

In general, at most around $5,000 will be loaned out. There will not be any fees or interest charged to the borrower, but the Milwaukee Jewish Free Loan Association will require repayment. They may provide up to three years in some cases for that.

Applying for a interest free loan in Milwaukee

The borrower will need to fill out an application to get started - applications can be found at MJFLA.org. Applications are only reviewed as they are submitted to the agency, so the process does take a little time, but can be approved in as short as one or maybe two business days. The borrower will also need to sign a Promissory Note and agree to all terms, including the repayment schedule via DocuSign.

A co-signer will be required to sign all forms as well. This individual will be jointly liable for the repayment of the loan if in fact needed. This is not a charity or grant type program, and in fact a borrower and co-signer will need to be employed and have some source of income. The Milwaukee Association is a non-sectarian agency that provides interest free financing and loans to people of all faiths, so there are not restrictions on that.

One option for students or Milwaukee County residents with education costs is the MJFLA Mark & Barbara Glazer Educational Loan Fund. It is focused on full time students. The recipient will need to have co-signers, maintain a certain GPA, and also be enrolled in an accredited, non-profit college or school. It covers applicants no matter where they go to school, either in or out of state.

How to apply for interest free loans in Milwaukee

To learn or to apply for a zero percent interest loan visit MJFLA.org or call 414-961-1500.

 

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