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<abstract>The Farmers Home Administration (FmHA) wrote off nearly $3 billion in
farm debt between 1991 and 1993, even though the borrower may have had
assets that could have been applied to bad loans. Meanwhile, borrowers
who benefitted from such debt relief continue to obtain new loans.
FmHA&apos;s field offices do not always follow the agency&apos;s own debt
collection procedures, which are intended to mitigate the federal
government&apos;s losses. For example, FmHA&apos;s internal reviews show that
field officials often do not develop a complete inventory of borrowers&apos;
financial assets. Furthermore, even when FMHA has a complete inventory
of borrowers&apos; financial resources, it has not always used them to offset
losses. Borrowers who have benefitted from debt relief continue to get
new loans. In fiscal years 1991-93, FmHA approved new loans totaling $13
million to 86 borrowers who, through debt settlements, have received $20
million in debt relief.</abstract>
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