Treasurer Jim Chalmers has revealed how Aussies with HECS debt could find it easier to get a home loan, while mortgage broker Maddie Walton explained how the system works now. (Source: Getty/Supplied) Australians with HECS debt may find it easier to buy a property after a “common sense” government push for student loans to be…
US will go ‘bankrupt’ without cuts insists Musk The Australian Read the original article here
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For athletes at the top of their game, the sporting industry is a lucrative business. Stars can make a fortune from their profession, as well as millions through the money-spinning endorsement deals that come with the fame. However, for some unfortunate athletes, bad decisions away from sports can result in financial ruin. Read on to discover how these millionaire…
LONDON: Ukraine will offer to swap territory with Russia in any potential peace negotiations, President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview published Tuesday, adding that Europe alone would not be able to shoulder Kyiv’s war effort.Zelensky will meet US Vice President JD Vance on Friday at the Munich Security Conference, the Ukrainian leader’s spokesman told…
Washington: Tech billionaire Elon Musk, who has been tapped by President Donald Trump to lead federal cost-cutting efforts, said Tuesday that the United States would go “bankrupt” without cuts. Musk, who leads the efforts under the the newly created Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), spoke at the White House with Trump, who has in recent…
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(Bloomberg) — If it were like most companies on the losing end of a boom and bust cycle, Schwazze could just turn to the US bankruptcy court to keep its creditors at bay while renegotiating its debt. But unlike most businesses, its product — marijuana — is still illegal in the eyes of the federal…
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SYDNEY (Reuters) – Australia’s centre-left Labor government has asked financial regulators to help would-be home buyers with student loans to enter the property ladder as it faces a tough election where sky-high housing costs have seen its popularity plunge. At the request of Treasurer Jim Chalmers, financial regulators said they would make it easier for…