(Bloomberg) — Thailand unveiled a fresh set of debt-relief measures to cover millions of retail borrowers and small businesses struggling to repay loans, the latest bid by authorities to tackle the highest level of household debt in Southeast Asia. An estimated 1.9 million debtors with about 890 billion baht of sticky loans ($26 billion) taken…
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Highlighting the growing challenge of inter-generational debt, Finance and Corporate Affairs Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Wednesday underscored the need for economies to prioritise “debt management and financial security” in the coming decade. She cautioned against placing an excessive financial burden on future generations, calling for sustainable fiscal policies to address the issue. “Responsible economies can’t…
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Millions of Australians given debt relief as HECS cuts roll in MSN Read the original article here
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The federal government has wiped $3 billion in HECS-HELP debt from Australian student debt loans after announcing changes to how indexation is applied. It means former students with an average HECS debt of $27,000 will have about $1200 added as a credit to their outstanding loan. Millions of Australians have had their HECS loans reduced…
Three million Australians are a step closer to seeing their student loans slashed after Labor’s debt relief bill passed through the House of Representatives. If the bill passes through the Senate, the ATO will apply an automatic credit for the difference between the current indexation rate and new indexation rate, backdated to June 1 last…
SrdjanPav / iStock.com Following a brief pause during the COVID-19 pandemic when consumers reined in credit card spending, Americans are once again piling up the debt. Many are also looking for ways to manage that debt — especially in states like Nevada, Virginia and Delaware. Consider This: 3 Signs You’ve ‘Made It’ Financially, According to…