by Eli Newman, Bridge Michigan June 22, 2026 Michigan has forgiven more than $200 million in medical debt for about 280,000 residents since 2024 The state allocated $4.5 million for the effort amid a bipartisan push to effect more reforms Policy analysts warn medical debt forgiveness is limited in impact, with the state lacking several…
Ingham County among recipients of Michigan’s $74 million medical debt relief initiative FOX 47 News Read the original article here
Quebec, USA (PinionNewswire) — Educational guidance explains how consumer proposals may help residents address unsecured debt without filing for bankruptcy Gobeil Syndic has released educational guidance to help Quebec residents better understand consumer proposals as a formal debt relief option under Canadian insolvency law. The guidance is intended for individuals carrying unsecured debt, including credit…
African and Caribbean leaders have agreed on a joint push for slavery reparations after a three-day meeting in Ghana, building on a recent United Nations vote that called the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity. According to Reuters, the plan is meant to bring a more coordinated approach to demands for accountability, apology,…
Localist – The Food Merchant, based in East Kilbride, entered liquidation earlier this year, resulting in the loss of 71 jobs. The company delivered around 4,000 products per week to more than 2,500 retail outlets across the UK, including major retailers such as Morrisons, Co-op, and Waitrose. Originally launched in 1994 as Food From Scotland…
Cleveland baking company offers Schwebel employees job opportunity following liquidation WFMJ Read the original article here
On the Border looked poised for a comeback. Now, it just looks like there’s no turning back for the Dallas-based Tex-Mex restaurant chain. One week after announcing the closure of all company-owned locations across the U.S., the operating company for the chain filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy. OTB Hospitality, LLC filed for bankruptcy on Friday,…
LANSING, Mich. – Millions of dollars of Michiganders’ medical debt will be forgiven, the Governor’s Office announced on Monday. More than $74 million worth of medical debt will be wiped for nearly 72,000 Michiganders. Governor Gretchen Whitmer says that recipients will receive letters starting this week. The State of Michigan has collaborated with the national…
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We helped a client raise funds from a high-rise ex-local authority flat The client in this case had attributes that some lenders can’t accommodate and a property that was highly complex from a criteria-fit perspective. The application was also entered into under tricky circumstances. First of all the applicant was not a homeowner, they were…