Pope Francis called for debt relief for the poor countries of the South of the globe and the universal abolition of the death penalty in his message for World Peace Day 2025, which takes place on January 1. “I would like once more to propose a concrete gesture that can help foster the culture…
Older Debtors Rally in DC to Demand Debt Relief goskagit.com Read the original article here
Sen. Elizabeth Warren led over 20 colleagues in requesting the CFPB and FTC investigate student-loan company Navient. They said they’re concerned that Navient might be improperly denying defrauded borrowers debt relief. Navient said it’s committed to getting relief to borrowers, but the discharge process is still in its early stages. A group of Democratic lawmakers…
A decade ago, custom-built ecommerce platforms were the gold standard for delivering innovative, robust buyer experiences. Other retailers differentiated themselves with heavily customized storefronts built on managed platforms. However, these solutions were inherently limited, forcing businesses to rely on workarounds and complex integrations to stay competitive and drive growth. Today many of these custom, legacy…
The government needs to develop more practical strategies to improve business competitiveness while managing the national debt relief programme, according to the Center for Economic and Business Forecasting at the University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce. Its remarks followed a day after the Thai government launched a comprehensive debt relief initiative aimed…
Pope Francis on Dec. 12 called for the worldwide abolition of the death penalty, the alleviation of foreign debt and the creation of a global fund to eradicate hunger and combat climate change. The pope’s request came in his message for the World Day of Peace, which is celebrated by the Catholic Church each year…
The Finance Ministry is planning to launch an ambitious debt relief initiative titled “You Fight, We Help”, targeting retail debtors, homeowners, car owners and small businesses struggling with financial challenges. The project received a green light from the Cabinet on Wednesday. Finance Minister Pichai Chunhavajira explained the motivation behind the project, saying: “We…
Cabinet approves debt-relief measures The Phuket News Read the original article here
Gen Z Is Severely Delinquent on Credit Card Debt U.S News & World Report Money Read the original article here
Cabinet approves debt relief measures for vulnerable groups and SMEs, allowing NPLs under 5,000 Baht to be settled and credit restored. BANGKOK, Thailand – Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra revealed that the Cabinet has approved debt relief measures to support individual borrowers, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and vulnerable groups, December 11. These measures aim to…