Solosuit launches a web app to to help U.S. users respond to debt lawsuits – Yahoo News Australia

Online service SoloSuit wants to help Americans who are being sued for a debt fight back using automated tools. The company, which is launching its service nationwide today at TechCrunch Disrupt 2020, guides users through preparing a response to their lawsuit, optionally having a consumer protection attorney look over the entire document on their behalf,…

Solosuit launches a web app to to help U.S. users respond to debt lawsuits – Yahoo Finance Australia

Online service SoloSuit wants to help Americans who are being sued for a debt fight back using automated tools. The company, which is launching its service nationwide today at TechCrunch Disrupt 2020, guides users through preparing a response to their lawsuit, optionally having a consumer protection attorney look over the entire document on their behalf,…

Senegalese President Macky Sall Is Right About African Debt Relief — And the G20 Shouldn’t Stop There – Africa Oil & Power

AOP > Explore > Senegalese President Macky Sall Is Right About African Debt Relief And the G20 Shouldnt Stop There By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber on September 14, 2020 Flatten the curve. Do you remember that phrase? It was on everyones lips back in the spring, when the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic…

Financial Counselling in Australia – Rask Media

What are financial counsellors and what do they do? According to Financial Counselling Australia, financial counsellors are qualified professionals who provide information, advice and advocacy to people in financial difficulty. Their services are non-judgmental, free, independent and confidential. Financial counsellors are based in community organisations throughout Australia, from large charities to smaller community centres, as…

Google accused of allowing scammers to display fake adverts for debt help online – The Telegraph

Google is not clamping down hard enough on scam adverts appearing in their searches, according to a new investigation. Consumer group Which? claimed it had found fake adverts for debt help charities and financial firms. The group says it found search results for common saving terms such as “top Isa”, “best bonds” and “best fixed…