An interest-only structure is naturally cheaper since there is no principal to worry about. It is particularly enticing for customers who intend to sell their property at some point in retirement and live off their existing equity. “It’s really about giving customers flexibility. It’s really about giving them additional cash flow to help manage their…
Former employees of bankrupt Steward Health Care may soon collectively lose tens of millions of dollars in retirement savings, as financial reckoning continues for the system that once operated eight hospitals in Massachusetts. Those employees put their trust — and their savings — with the company, only to see their retirement funds revert to Steward…
More for families. If you’re enjoying this article, you’ll love LAist’s early childhood newsletter. Every two weeks, you’ll receive top reads and resources on issues affecting families with kids ages 0–5. … Read the original article here
Handling your debt management with CCCS of Chattanooga WTVC Read the original article here
Harsh Vardhan, Senior Adviser at Bain & Company, has criticised the Supreme Court’s decision to liquidate Bhushan Power and Steel, calling it an excessive and commercially impractical remedy. “You have a ₹25,000 crore revenue asset, which is profitable, that you are going to put into liquidation. I mean, it makes very little commercial sense to…
Another firm linked to Dunfermline goes bust after £7.6m goes missing Dunfermline Press Read the original article here
The Supreme Court verdict is a setback to the resolution process | Photo Credit: lakshmiprasad S Can a judgment be correct in law, but nevertheless be wrong? The answer appears to be yes in the case of the Supreme Court’s recent judgment setting aside JSW Steel Ltd’s (JSW) resolution plan for the acquisition of Bhushan…
Medical debt totaling more than $472.5 million eliminated, Orange County announces WFTV Read the original article here
A miffed Revanth Reddy was responding to remarks from government employees’ union threatening to ‘wage war’ against his government. He alleged the BRS government left unpaid dues of ₹50,000 crore, including to Singareni Collieries and contractors, and took loans at steep 11% interest, questioning KCR’s financial decisions and priorities. Published May 05, 2025 | 10:41…
-Credit:(Iain Watts/LiverpoolECHO) Duncan Ferguson has admitted that it ‘hurt’ to declare himself bankrupt after the former Newcastle United star racked up millions of pounds worth of debt. The Scot was the first to acknowledge that he was ‘never great’ with money following a string of ‘bad investments’, including film tax schemes. The result? Ferguson and…