"End Terminal Debt" is dedicated to convincing every bank, credit union, credit card company, and mortgage lender in America to forgive the debt they hold for every current customer and member battling terminal cancer, especially African-Americans, who have the highest death rate of all racial and ethnic groups for most cancers.
Lisa's bank finally responds to her request to forgive her car loan. Their unbelievable decision has profound consequences for Lisa and her family, and could provide an inspiration for other financial institutions who want to better see and serve their customers and members with terminal cancer.
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Lisa's bank says they'll consider the request to forgive her car loan. But what are the legal and moral implications of that decision, and how much will it cost the bank? The answers will surprise you.
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The quest to convince Lisa's bank to forgive her car loan begins. Her struggles, along with the story of a real-life Good Samaritan whose generosity changed the lives of hundreds of cancer patients, are shared with senior bank executives. Will they listen? It's time to find out.
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Lisa has been living with terminal ovarian cancer for 10 years. Her story was supposed to be one in a series of narratives about other terminal cancer patients this season. But that approach was scrapped, though, in favor of focusing just on her.
By the end of this episode, you'll understand why such a change was necessary.
By the end of this season, we hope financial institutions will understand how they'll need to change, too.
Transcript and show notes: https://endterminaldebt.com/podcast/episode-1-seeing-lisa
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