Katie Price goes shopping at POUNDLAND weeks before bankruptcy hearing… as she faces possible homelessness thanks to debts of up to 500,000 By Andrew Bullock For Mailonline Published: 03:03 AEDT, 19 November 2018 | Updated: 06:28 AEDT, 19 November 2018 2.3k shares 132 View comments Katie Price went shopping at high street bargain store Poundland…
Katie is keen to keep things cheaper (Picture: Quest) Katie Price has turned a touch thriftier after she narrowly dodged bankruptcy last month. While the 40-year-old could still face being declared formally bankrupt, after she was given five weeks to repay her debts, the reality star is clearly making some smart decisions with her money…
I met a young entrepreneur who runs a debt-solutions business that helps people who cannot get out of their financial mess. Like others in its industry, this business provides budgeting advice, assists clients with payment arrangement with creditors and lends money. Sadly, business is booming. I say sadly because nobody likes to see people wreck…
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Vodafone expects its long-suffering UK business to report stronger profits in the second half of the year as it reaps the benefits of a wide-ranging restructuring in its home market. The company has struggled for a decade in the UK as attempts to revive growth in its local mobile phone business have failed to bear…
I met a young entrepreneur who runs a debt-solutions business that helps people who cannot get out of their financial mess. Like others in its industry, this business provides budgeting advice, assists clients with payment arrangement with creditors and lends money. Sadly, business is booming. I say sadly because nobody likes to see people wreck…
Afrikaner rights group AfriForum said over the weekend they might have to attempt to have EFF leader Julius Malema and his party declared bankrupt in an effort to squeeze out the last of the legal costs the party still owes AfriForum. On Wednesday, two separate judges of the High Court in Pretoria granted two further…