Check what state law may add.
Some states offer extra help with bills, leases, and services during military duty. The 6% interest estimator and basic request cover federal law.
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California
California may let some reservists delay payments on certain debts and bills during or shortly after duty. You still owe the payments later.
View guide→Illinois
Illinois residents on qualifying military orders may be protected from a gas or electric shutoff for nonpayment at the home they lived in before service.
View guide→New York
New York may let you end a covered phone, internet, TV, or gym contract without a penalty when the provider cannot serve your duty location.
View guide→North Carolina
Some federal SCRA protections may apply to North Carolina Guard members on qualifying state active duty.
View guide→Washington
Washington may let a military tenant, or that tenant’s spouse or dependent, end a fixed-term lease when PCS orders require a move at least 35 miles from the rental.
View guide→Don't see your state or issue? It may still have protections. For advice about your situation, find a military legal assistance office .