To avoid conflicts of interest on his investments, President Trump plans to gift hotel profits from foreign governments payments to the U.S. Treasury – gifts that will go directly toward paying down U.S. debt. You see, the Treasurys Bureau of the Fiscal Service accepts money gifted to the federal government but, according to the bureau,…
Farallon Capital will pick up 26 per cent stake in the firm, while lenders led by State Bank of India will convert part of their loans to get a 34 per cent stake in the steel maker. The Ruias will hold the first right of refusal on the shares held by banks and…
Posted: Jan. 24, 2017 12:01 am To avoid conflicts of interest on his investments, President Trump plans to “gift” hotel profits from foreign governments’ payments to the U.S. Treasury — gifts that will go directly toward paying down U.S. debt. You see, the Treasury’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service accepts money gifted to the government…
NationalDebtRelief.com One of the potential benefits of the program is being given a lower interest rate Past News Releases RSS Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) January 23, 2017 National Debt Relief recently shared in an article published January 9, 2017 some of the benefits of debt consolidation. The article titled Is A Debt Consolidation Loan A…
Balance-transfer credit cards are most frequently used by consumers who are currently struggling with debt. In exchange for a one-time fee, they allow debts youre carrying at higher interest rates to be switched to them to be paid down at a 0% APR for some length of time usually between 15 to 24 months. However,…
Even before Christmas, Americans went on a spending spree, adding a record $21.9 billion in credit card debt in just three months from July through September. Then we each charged $1,000 more in holiday spending, according to consumer financial-education website Magnify Money, and are starting 2017 with more debt than some can ever pay. During…
THE silly season might be over but the debt hangover is not for thousands of Australians who are expected to pay the price for festive splurges well into 2017. Roy Morgan research for The Salvation Army suggests 1.8 million people will take two to three months to pay off their Christmas credit card debt and…
THE silly season might be over but the debt hangover is not for thousands of Australians who are expected to pay the price for festive splurges well into 2017. Roy Morgan research for The Salvation Army suggests 1.8 million people will take two to three months to pay off their Christmas credit card debt and…
Many Fifers will be feeling the pinch after Christmas after spending money on food, drink and presents for loved ones. But for some, the festive period may have brought additional stress if they are already struggling with debt and money problems. Citizens Advice and Rights Fife (CARF) provides free information and advice on a wide…
Many Fifers will be feeling the pinch after Christmas after spending money on food, drink and presents for loved ones. But for some, the festive period may have brought additional stress if they are already struggling with debt and money problems. Citizens Advice and Rights Fife (CARF) provides free information and advice on a wide…