Redefining the Rental Landscape: RideNow Launches New Sister Company with Premier Rental Vehicle Offerings and Self-Guided Tours in Atlanta, Las Vegas, and Daytona Beach.
IRVING, Texas, August 10, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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RideNow Experiences, a trailblazer in the vehicle rental service industry and a subsidiary of RideNow Powersports — the leading powersports dealer group in the United States — is thrilled to announce the opening of its services in three high-demand locations across the nation.
The decision to launch this innovative brand in Las Vegas, Atlanta, and Daytona Beach is a strategic move to cater to travelers who are seeking to enrich their vacation experience with the exhilaration of a powersports vehicle rental or tour. Each of these locations offers unique scenic routes and attractions that can be fully appreciated from the vantage point of a high-performance powersports vehicle.
RideNow Experiences not only provides premium powersport vehicle rentals but also looks to expand with self-guided tours, allowing customers to explore some of the best scenic spots these cities and their surrounding areas have to offer, thereby elevating their overall travel experience.
The fleet, comprised of pristine Slingshot® AutoDrive vehicles and Indian Motorcycles®, enables customers to create unique journeys and fully immerse themselves in exhilarating adventures.
In a breakaway from traditional rental industry practices, RideNow Experiences showcases a commitment to transparency, offering clear-cut pricing with no hidden fees. Coupled with value-added services such as 24/7 roadside assistance and unlimited mileage, customers are set for a hassle-free adventure on the open road.
Safety and comfort are paramount at RideNow Experiences. Every rental includes custom RideNow-branded eyewear and a helmet, ensuring riders can enjoy their adventure with peace of mind and a flair of style.
"Our goal is to provide an unparalleled experience for adventure seekers and travel enthusiasts," said Rocco Falabella, Director of RideNow Experiences. "With this service, we're not just providing extraordinary vehicles for rent; we're offering a gateway to memorable, worry-free explorations."
For additional information, visit www.ridenowrentals.com or connect with RideNow Experiences on social media.
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NEW YORK, June 12, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Laurel Road: Student loan debt is a major issue for Americans, with tens of millions of borrowers owing a staggering $1.76 trillion in federal and private student loan debt as of December 2022. Many struggle to pay off their debt, including recent graduates who might still be searching for steady employment.
Federal student loan borrowers may be able to pursue loan forgiveness through income-driven repayment plans or the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, if they're eligible. In addition, some individual states offer their own loan forgiveness programs that may prove helpful to qualified borrowers. In fact, the only state without any student loan forgiveness option is North Dakota, which removed its program in 2019. Here are four of the state governments that are taking action on student loan forgiveness, and some examples of the programs available:
Minnesota
Minnesota is one of the leading states in terms of student loan forgiveness programs, with six programs available to its residents. One such plan is the Minnesota Rural Physician Loan Forgiveness Program for healthcare professionals, which offers up to $33,000/year for four years if they work in underserved areas and facilities in the state. There are also loans for other medical professionals, such as nurses, pharmacists, and dentists, and a program for lawyers who work in the public interest and who graduated law from a qualifying school.
New York
New York offers varying amounts of student loan forgiveness to professionals in different fields, including healthcare workers, lawyers, and teachers. For example, the Young Farmers Loan Forgiveness Incentive Program encourages recent graduates to pursue farming careers in the state. This program provides up to $50,000 in forgiveness to borrowers who obtain a degree from an approved college or university and agree to operate a full-time farm in New York for five years.
Another potential option is the NYS Licensed Social Worker Loan Forgiveness Program, which offers an incentive to increase the number of licensed social workers working in critical human service areas, such as home care, mental health, substance abuse, and more. The program provides up to $26,000 for those who qualify.
Iowa
Iowa offers its residents six student loan forgiveness programs, including Teach Iowa Scholars, which provides up to $4,000/year of loan forgiveness for qualified teachers who work in schools in designated shortage areas for a maximum of five years.
The state also offers the Iowa Registered Nurse and Nurse Educator Loan Forgiveness Program, which provides loan forgiveness for registered nurses employed in Iowa and nurse educators teaching at eligible Iowa colleges and universities. And the Rural Iowa Primary Care Loan Repayment Program, created to address critical doctor shortages in rural communities, provides up to $200,000 in loan repayment to those that practice in approved locations for up to five years.
Arizona
Arizona's three programs include the Primary Care Provider Loan Repayment Program and Rural Private Primary Care Provider Loan Repayment Program. These offer forgiveness amounts between $4,000 and $65,000/year, depending on the area and how many years served. The program is meant to promote the recruitment and retention of healthcare professionals by repaying qualifying loans in exchange for providing primary care services in designated Health Professional Shortage Areas or Arizona Medically Underserved Areas for two years.
Arizona also offers the Joyce Holsey's ALL (Arizona's Legal Legacy) Loan Repayment Assistance Program, which provides varying amounts to Arizona legal aid attorneys employed by an approved nonprofit organization.
State Programs for Forgiveness
Student loan debt is a significant issue for millions of Americans, but some states are taking action to help residents tackle their debt. From offering loan forgiveness programs for healthcare professionals who work in underserved areas to providing repayment assistance to teachers in qualifying public schools after graduation, these states are making a difference in the lives of their residents. State programs constantly change on a state by state basis. For the most up to date information please visit your home state website to see what programs are currently available.
