Navy Sailors Forced to Take Out Loans Due to Biden Pay Delays
[b]Navy Sailors Forced to Take Out Loans Due to Biden Pay Delays — As Democrats Pass Trillion Dollar Bills for Amnesty and Green New Deal[/b]
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Navy sailors are forced to take out loans due to government pay delays.
Meanwhile, Democrats are pushing bills to pay for amnesty and their green new deal.
Military.com reported:
Navy sailors who earned increases in their housing allowances this year because they married or moved to a high-cost area are experiencing months-long delays to their pay boost – a situation that has forced some to take out loans to make ends meet.
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Vice President Gillian Gonzalez said her organization has seen an uptick in loan requests from sailors struggling to cover living expenses.
“This is happening a little bit of everywhere,” Gonzalez said in an interview with Military.com. “It doesn’t seem to hit one geographic area more than another.”
Gonzalez couldn’t say exactly how many affected sailors have applied for loans, because the society counts them with all who made requests for help covering basic needs. Several sailors have taken to social media to describe delays and desperate efforts to obtain loans for living expenses.
[i]OK, that's it - this administration has got to go![/i]
Navy sailors are forced to take out loans due to government pay delays.
Meanwhile, Democrats are pushing bills to pay for amnesty and their green new deal.
Military.com reported:
Navy sailors who earned increases in their housing allowances this year because they married or moved to a high-cost area are experiencing months-long delays to their pay boost – a situation that has forced some to take out loans to make ends meet.
Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society Vice President Gillian Gonzalez said her organization has seen an uptick in loan requests from sailors struggling to cover living expenses.
“This is happening a little bit of everywhere,” Gonzalez said in an interview with Military.com. “It doesn’t seem to hit one geographic area more than another.”
Gonzalez couldn’t say exactly how many affected sailors have applied for loans, because the society counts them with all who made requests for help covering basic needs. Several sailors have taken to social media to describe delays and desperate efforts to obtain loans for living expenses.
[i]OK, that's it - this administration has got to go![/i]
