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The Federal Court has ordered Mosaic Brands to appoint a second liquidator after it determined the first may have a conflict of interest because it provided the failed retailer with consulting advice before it collapsed.
Mosaic was one of the biggest ASX-listed clothing retailers before it collapsed last year and FTI Consulting was appointed as liquidator. The company operated chains including Katies, Millers, Noni B and Rivers, which have closed, leading to thousands of people losing their jobs.
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For mother-of-three Jade, Christmas used to be a “nightmare” time when she would constantly worry about how she would afford to make it special for her children.
Drowning in debt, she was increasingly forced to choose between paying off a bill or feeding her children, with the pressure only growing over the festive season.
“Christmas was a nightmare because you need money for Christmas,” the 26-year-old said.
“You have this picture in your mind of what Christmas should be like, and you want to please everybody and everyone to be having something and be…
For mother-of-three Jade, Christmas used to be a “nightmare” time when she would constantly worry about how she would afford to make it special for her children.
Drowning in debt, she was increasingly forced to choose between paying off a bill or feeding her children, with the pressure only growing over the festive season.
“Christmas was a nightmare because you need money for Christmas,” the 26-year-old said.
“You have this picture in your mind of what Christmas should be like, and you want to please everybody and everyone to be having something and be excited.”
She added: “I just dreaded Christmas, but I would try to play happy families, but actually just be living in pure fear.”
For mother-of-three Jade, Christmas used to be a “nightmare” time when she would constantly worry about how she would afford to make it special for her children.
Drowning in debt, she was increasingly forced to choose between paying off a bill or feeding her children, with the pressure only growing over the festive season.
“Christmas was a nightmare because you need money for Christmas,” the 26-year-old said.
“You have this picture in your mind of what Christmas should be like, and you want to please everybody and everyone to be having something and be excited.”
She added: “I just dreaded Christmas, but I would try to play happy families, but actually just be living in pure fear.”
For mother-of-three Jade, Christmas used to be a “nightmare” time when she would constantly worry about how she would afford to make it special for her children.
Drowning in debt, she was increasingly forced to choose between paying off a bill or feeding her children, with the pressure only growing over the festive season.
“Christmas was a nightmare because you need money for Christmas,” the 26-year-old said.
“You have this picture in your mind of what Christmas should be like, and you want to please everybody and everyone to be having something and be excited.”
She added: “I just dreaded Christmas, but I would try to play happy families, but actually just be living in pure fear.”
The club with 152-year history comes to an end(Image: PA)
Salford Red Devils have been wound up at a specialist companies court. The 152-year-old club’s existence came to an end after a one-minute hearing relating to an unpaid tax bill due to His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs.
Salford crashed out of Super League last season after a torrid campaign in which they repeatedly made late wage payments and failed to fulfil a fixture after a mass player exodus.
They were relegated to the second-tier Championship, and had been set to kick off the 2026 season with a home match against local rivals Oldham on January 16. Only yesterday they published online…
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ILLINOIS (25News Now) – One year since it was implemented, the state Medical Debt Relief Program has helped erase bills for more than 355,000 people in Illinois.
According to State Rep. Sharon Chung’s (D-Normal) office, the program was passed last year to relieve people of medical debt at pennies on the dollar. In total, the program has erased $430 million of debt.
Those who lived alone and made up to $62,600 annually, and families of up to four that brought in up to $128,600 annually, had their debt automatically erased.
Additionally, the average debt erased for one person was $1,100. The highest amount of debt relieved for an individual was $300,000.
“The burden of substantial medical debt can stay with working families for years,…
