Matt Olberding, Nebraska Public Media Email, LinkedIn, and more A new program to collect money owed to the state from gambling winnings brought in more than $500,000 in its first three months. The Gambling Winnings Setoff for Outstanding Debt Act was approved last year and went into effect Sept. 2. It requires gaming operators to…
A new program to collect money owed to the state from gambling winnings brought in more than $500,000 in its first three months. The Gambling Winnings Setoff for Outstanding Debt Act was approved last year and went into effect Sept. 2. It requires gaming operators to withhold a portion of winnings from people who have…
Powerball jackpot hits $1.1B: Wethersfield residents dream of debt relief, education aid fox61.com Read the original article here
Their ideas range from paying off bills to funding global education. WETHERSFIELD, Conn. — The Powerball Jackpot has climbed to $1.1 billion after there were no winners during Saturday’s drawing. With Christmas around the corner, some people in Wethersfield said they have some plans on how they’d spend that money for the holidays if they…
Michael Duke Thomson remembers leaving the high-limit blackjack room at the Aria Resort & Casino around midnight with a few thousand dollars in chips. He doesn’t remember anything else after that. Thomson, according to a federal lawsuit deal detailed by The Independent, allegedly went on an epic The Hangover-style rager that he doesn’t remember at…
CT governor erases medical debt for 40,000 more state residents with $63M in funds New Canaan Advertiser Read the original article here
CT governor erases medical debt for 40,000 more state residents with $63M in funds New Haven Register Read the original article here
CT governor erases medical debt for 40,000 more state residents with $63M in funds Norwalk Hour Read the original article here
(InvestigateTV) — It is scary when a credit card bill is due and there is not enough money to make a payment. Cherry Dale, the vice president of financial education at Virginia Credit Union, said the worst thing to do is not address it. Dale said don’t pretend like it isn’t happening and think this…
(InvestigateTV) — It is scary when a credit card bill is due and there is not enough money to make a payment. Cherry Dale, the vice president of financial education at Virginia Credit Union, said the worst thing to do is not address it. Dale said don’t pretend like it isn’t happening and think this…