MIAMI - (11/04/05) -- Dade County FCU announced Thursdayit has launched a Hurricane Wilma relief loan program, which isopen to all residents and business owners in Miami-Dade County,subject to credit union membership. Under the program, individualswho were affected by Hurricane Wilma may receive unsecured loansfor up to $5,000 at rates as low as 5.9% annual percentage ratethrough November 30, 2005. The loans are meant for suchhurricane-related necessities as insurance deductibles, home andauto repairs or other unforeseen needs that arise as a result ofthe storm.
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