More than 1,100 People in Puebla Were Free of Credits From the National Financial Extinct - From Puebla
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Back to Growth: 1,115 People From Puebla Are Free of Loans with the Defunct National Finance Company
For families who for years lived with the worry of debt or a mortgaged property, the "Growing Again" program represents a new opportunity: to regain peace of mind, protect their assets, and look to the future with hope. The Director General of the National Institute to Return Stolen Goods to the People (INDEP), Mónica Fernández Balboa, reported that in Puebla, 1,115 people out of a total of 1,578 have completed the repayment of their loans with …
– 314 women and 801 producers concluded their debts – With the support of the Government of Mexico, 489 finiquito letters were delivered in the entity and opened new formal credit opportunities. From Puebla PUEBLA, Pue.— For families who for years lived with the concern of a debt or a property in guarantee, the “Return to Growing” program represents a new opportunity: to recover tranquility, protect their heritage and look back to the future wit…
A total of 489 letters of finiquito and release of debts; as well as 34 discounts were given to beneficiaries of the program “Return to Grow” in Puebla, which represent a support of 614 million pesos for the families of the people who are dedicated to the field. Accompanied by the governor Alejandro Armenta Mier, the director general of the [...] The post Free of debts to producers of the poblano field with “Return to Grow” appeared first on Oro…
“Growing Back” Restores Peace of Mind and Assets to Farming Families in Puebla. For families who for years lived with the worry of debt or a property held as collateral, the “Growing Back” program represents a new opportunity: to regain peace of mind, protect their assets, and look to the future with hope. The Director General of the National Institute to Return Stolen Goods to the People (INDEP), Mónica Fernández Balboa, reported that in Puebla…
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