6-Year-Old Starts Lemonade Stand To Erase School District’s Lunch Debt – HuffPost

A 6-year-old in Idaho has been supplying her community with fresh lemonade while helping schools erase their lunch debt.  Amiah Van Hill offers free lemonade to people in Hayden, Idaho, and educates them about the many kids who cant afford lunch and ra… Read the full article at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/6-year-old-starts-lemonade-stand-to-erase-school-districts-lunch-debt_us_59b8096ee4b027c149e2db38

Turnbull Government hopes to claw back cash from 180000 South Australians have debts totalling a more than $600 … – NEWS.com.au

JUST 10 South Australians owe taxpayers almost $2 million in combined university debts, new analysis reveals. The Advertiser can reveal the South Australian most in the red needs to pay back $224,218 equivalent to the cost of about eight four-year nursing or teaching degrees. Education Department figures also show almost 180,000 South Australians have debts…

Calls to scrap Centrelink’s automated “robo-debt” system after 1700 SA clients reduce their debts – NEWS.com.au

MORE than 1700 South Australians have successfully taken on Centrelinks automated robo-debt system and been cleared of owing money or had their debts reduced. Nationally, almost 20,000 Centrelink clients who were advised the could owe the Government money due to welfare-overpayments had subsequently had their debts reduced or scapped, figures released in federal Parliament reveal.…

Extending US govt debt ceiling for three months could help stabilise a greenback under severe pressure of late – South China Morning Post

Harvey and Irma havent been the only recent hurricanes to hit the United States. A political storm erupted in Washington as a Republican President cut a deal with Democrats in Congress to extend the US government debt limit for three months. Yet this combination of events may help stabilise a US dollar that has been…

Britain’s weakest universities could be forced to cut tuition fees to help debt-ridden students – Daily Mail

Government proposes measures as it cracks down on ‘low quality’ institutions.  Ministers want to ensure better value for money in the higher education sector  Growing frustration that low quality universities are charging top rate of fees University funding system under spotlight after Labour’s tuition fees pledge By Sarah Harris for the Daily Mail Published: 07:02…