Personal insolvency agreements are gaining traction as an effective debt management solution as businesses continue tackling economic hurdles. New research has revealed that personal insolvency agreements (PIAs), or Part X agreements, are surging in popularity over bankruptcies to effectively negotiate legacy debts. Based on statistics from the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA), PIA numbers had…
Sunflag Iron & Steel Company Shows Strong Debt Management Amid Growth Concerns MarketsMojo Read the original article here
By Edwin Naidu Higher Education and Training Minister Nobuhle Nkabane has not commented on the proposed Student Debt Relief Bill by the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), published in the Government Gazette last week. The EFF wants the country’s student debt estimated at R17 billion to be scrapped. In a statement at the weekend, the EFF…
The build-up to a big professional boxing match often involves plenty of barbs between the two fighters, mixed with plenty of hype. The upcoming match between Chris Eubank and Conor Benn was no different. However, this build up included airing Eubank’s alleged poker debts. In a news conference on Tuesday, Benn said that Eubank owed…
FlexFunds and Funds Society, through their Key Trends Watch initiative, share the vision of María Fernanda Magariños, the newly appointed Executive Director of Investment Management at Sura Investments, a company within Grupo SURA, an investment management firm with 80 years of experience and a presence in Mexico, Colombia, Peru, and Chile, in addition to investment…
43% of Canadians Need Debt Help: Exploring the Gaps in Financial Literacy During Debt Literacy Month Ipsos in Canada Read the original article here
42 per cent of Atlantic Canadians too embarrassed to seek help to avoid bankruptcy: consulting firm CTV News Read the original article here
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Bitcoin Reserves, Debt Relief, and the Global Shift to Government Cryptos Global Banking And Finance Review Read the original article here
Addis Ababa, March 1, 2025 (ENA)—Eight former African Heads of State and Government have signed the Cape Town Declaration, calling for the critical need for debt relief for highly indebted nations and advocating for lower borrowing costs for all developing countries. The Declaration was signed at the launch of the African Leaders Debt Relief Initiative…