Surge in insolvencies will be good news for some – The Australian Financial Review

John Winter, CEO of the Australian Restructuring Insolvency and Turnaround Association: Firms “well aware there are busy times ahead”. The temporary insolvency relief measures have cut work in the area to the extent that “55 per cent of insolvency firms remain on JobKeeper themselves“, said John Winter, the CEO of the Australian Restructuring Insolvency and…

Grey nomads to be paid back hundreds of thousands of dollars after claim against motorhome dealer – ABC News

Hundreds of thousands of dollars in compensation will be paid to a group of grey nomads and retirees after a Queensland motorhome dealer was found responsible for causing them financial loss. Key points: The Queensland Office of Fair Trading is awarding nine motorhome owners a total of $700,000 Beth Stephensen says it was “like Christmas”…

Financial counsellors urge people to seek assistance ahead of JobSeeker, loan deferrals coming to an end – ABC News

During the worst recession Australia has seen in almost 100 years, you would think financial counsellors would be bombarded with calls. You’d be wrong. Despite the sharp economic downturn from the coronavirus pandemic, the phones are quiet. Financial counselling services are trying to encourage people across the country, especially in Victoria, to get ahead of…

Money raised for Trump’s election fights would help cover campaign debt – CBS News

Washington With President Trump refusing to acknowledge President-elect Joe Biden’s victory and continuing to falsely declare himself as the winner of the White House, the president and his campaign are soliciting donations from supporters for an “election defense fund” designed to “defend the integrity” of the election. But the fine print shows that the full…

Restaurant Association urges government to compensate part of catering companies’ losses – Baltic Times

RIGA – The Restaurant Association has submitted a number of proposals to the government that is currently working on support mechanisms for the hospitality industry during the Covid-19 pandemic, which suggest partial compensation for a fall in catering companies’ turnover and reducing the value added tax for the industry for at least eighteen months after…

Credit Counselling Canada releases Bill of Rights for Canadians in Debt – GlobeNewswire

November 09, 2020 07:30 ET | Source: Credit Counselling Canada TORONTO, Nov. 09, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — With the country teetering alarmingly on the edge of a financial crisis, Canadas leading accrediting body for non-profit credit counsellors has released a Bill of Rights for Canadians in Debt. Credit Counselling Canada has identified major structural gaps…