Finder.com.au reveals Australias $30 billion Christmas shopping debt – NEWS.com.au

For the first time in our history, Australians have tallied up a staggering collective credit card debt of almost $30billion. The terrifying statistic was the result of frenzied Christmas shopping meaning many Aussie households are heading into 2019 with a financial hangover. According to a new forecast of Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) data analysed…

Boss of castle where Peter Andre married disqualified from running business for nine years after leaving – The Sun

THE boss of a castle where Peter Andre tied the knot has been disqualified from running a business for nine years after leaving customers 90,000 in the lurch. Richard Fuller, 56, was slapped with the ban after continuing to accept payments for the Exeter wedding venue Mamhead House despite knowing the company was insolvent. Twitter…

Sears prepares for liquidation after takeover bid fails, sources say – The Boston Globe

By Eliza Ronalds-Hannon and Lauren Coleman-Lochner Bloomberg News January 06, 2019 NEW YORK Sears Holdings Corp. is preparing a wind down after chairman Eddie Lamperts bid to buy several hundred stores out of bankruptcy fell short of bankers qualifications, people with knowledge of the matter said. Sears representatives summoned liquidation firms and other advisers to…

Redstar Transport placed in liquidation, Dubbo employees affected – Daily Liberal

ABOUT400 employees, including those in Dubbo, are facing an uncertain Christmas after the national freight company Redstar Transport Pty Ltdwas placed in liquidation. Redstar Transport has offices in Dubbo, Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. A callto the Redstar office in Dubbo for a comment wasntanswered, but it is believed that the Dubbo office employs…

Insolvency law: Operational creditors to get more teeth; heres how – The Financial Express

Currently, only financial creditors are part of the CoC that decides on a resolution plan and selects the winning bidder. Operational creditors (OCs), mostly MSMEs, may soon cease to get short shrift by the financial creditors, their mightier counterparts. The government is set to equip the OCs with more power under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy…

WE WERE DUPED OF $3,5 BILLION : MINISTER newsdzeZimbabweNewsdzeZimbabwe – NewsdzeZimbabwe

Government has been prejudiced in excess of $3,5 billion by company directors who shut-down their firms in order to avoid payment of taxes only to re-establish themselves under different trading names. This was revealed by Finance minister Mthuli Ncube in the National Assembly last month during the debate on the Finance Bill. Ncube is proposing…