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PrimeWay Credit Union announces new debt consolidation loan program designed to help members combine multiple bills into one monthly payment with competitive rates starting at 8.99%. HOUSTON, TX / ACCESS Newswire / June 2, 2025 / PrimeWay Federal Credit Union has launched a new debt consolidation program to help members combine all their debts into…
Only 10 of the 63 municipalities that are part of the Eskom debt-relief programme are complying with its requirements. This was revealed in the auditor-general’s 2023/24 local government audit report, which said 53 (84%) of the municipalities are not complying with the requirements. The AG described the financial health of municipalities as again being in…
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Aussies keen to see their student loan debts cut by 20 per cent as promised by Labor in the federal election may not be so happy when they check their accounts. Since Sunday, students with HELP or HECS loans would have seen their debts increase by 3.2 per cent as indexation kicked in. Indexation serves…
The recent changes to CBA’s HECS-HELP debt serviceability are for a niche type of borrower. However, the benefits have proven substantial. A recent breakdown of Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s (CBA) HECS-HELP debt serviceability changes has detailed its value for consumers. The changes, implemented from 9 April 2025, saw borrowers with HECS debt due to be…
Before the federal election, Labor made a promise to cut student loan debts like HECS and HELP debts by 20 per cent if it was re-elected. Well, Labor won and the new session of parliament is due to start again in July. So what does that mean for you if you have an outstanding student…
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FROM THE ONSET of the pandemic until today, the terms of federal student loan repayment have changed over and over again. It is often forgotten that President Trump was the first to pause payments through the CARES Act, signed in March 2020. But it was President Biden who tried to put a stake in the…