The Financial Conduct Authority has banned Howard Roland Duckett from working in financial services after finding that he lacked honesty and integrity. Duckett was a senior manager at Beauforce Corporation Limited, a debt management firm. The High Court disqualified him from acting as a company director for 10 years after finding that he had failed…
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SINGAPORE – Behind the smiles of a trio of construction workers, posing for a photo at Marina Bay Sands (MBS) casino’s glitzy entrance, lie a sobering reality. The Bangladeshi men visit the casino almost every week, spending $200 each time to “check their luck”, they told The Straits Times on a Sunday in July. They…
High surplus to help cut debt eKathimerini.com Read the original article here
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Energy security: Commission postpones debt relief Table.Briefings Read the original article here
After 13 years of taking on almost any job he could find, Taiwanese comedian Ma Guobi has slashed his gambling debt from NT$50mil (RM6.39mil) to NT$5mil (RM639,872). The 51-year-old incurred the massive debt in 2013 due to a gambling addiction and has spent more than a decade working tirelessly to repay what he owed. Despite…
A hardworking heimishe Rockland County family with children is facing eviction and approximately $65,000 in debt, much of it from unpaid rent. With the new school year and Yomim Tovim approaching, let’s come together and help this family get back on their feet and start a new page. Every donation helps. Please give generously and…
Drained by gambler son The Star Read the original article here
The Freedom Front Plus (VF Plus) is strongly opposed to the proposal by the AbaQulusi Local Municipality (Louwsburg, Vryheid) that qualifying consumers should pay only 30% of their outstanding municipal debt while 70% is written off. According to the Municipality’s own memorandum, total outstanding consumer debt stands at nearly R642 million, of which approximately R564…