The former tenants of an Oxford pub have gone into voluntary liquidation owing almost £30,000. Paul and Phillipa Hitchcock, who previously ran The Butcher’s Arms in Headington, have placed their company, Long Hop Partnership Limited, into insolvency. Creditors were appointed on May 1 to claim debts totalling £29,557, with almost £28,000 owed to NatWest bank.…
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Tablelands council area for May 20 The Cairns Post Read the original article here
REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Moreton Bay council area for May 20 The Courier Mail Read the original article here
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REVEALED: Liquidator appointments for businesses in the Wollondilly council area for May 20 Daily Telegraph Sydney Read the original article here
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Debt can build fast, even for people who were once financially stable. That was the case for Ben James, who says the pandemic disrupted his self‑employment income and sent his finances spiraling. “It’s pretty defeating,” he said. The Philadelphia man said his debt quickly ballooned as he relied on credit cards to cover everyday expenses. …
Debt can happen to anyone, but shame and silence around money can make it difficult to address. For Jasmine Quezada, a Temple University graduate student from Berks County, the path out began with asking for help. As Quezada now considers pursuing her graduate degree, she is still paying down debt that began shortly after college.…
Woking woman’s debts ‘escalated’ to £26,000 as she faced poverty BBC Read the original article here
New Delhi: Appellate tribunal NCLAT has upheld separate insolvency proceedings for two Videocon group entities — Videocon Industries Ltd (VIL) and Videocon Oil Ventures Ltd (VOVL) — while setting aside an earlier NCLT order that had directed clubbing of the two cases. Passing a final order, the NCLAT said creditors of VIL and VOVL had…