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VA finalizes partial claim program, eliminates proposed payment increase

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The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has finalized its partial claim program and loss mitigation policies, establishing a new foreclosure prevention option for VA-guaranteed mortgage borrowers. This offers a vital support mechanism for veterans facing financial distress, preventing home loss without increasing their monthly payments. The implementation period for mortgage servicers begins soon, with full adoption by November.

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