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Man jailed after posing as barrister and personal insolvency practitioner to defraud around 1,200 people TheJournal.ie
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Suze Orman has simple yet powerful advice for anyone struggling with credit card debt: Don’t look at the balance. Instead, the bestselling author and podcast host suggests focusing on making incremental increases to your monthly payments.
“Can you find $20 or $30 or $50 more to put toward your monthly credit card payment?” Orman wrote in a recent LinkedIn post. “My challenge is for you to pay more this month than you did last month. Then do it again next month. And again.”
Orman says building the habit of increasing payments over time can create momentum, which may be especially helpful for those feeling overwhelmed by debt.
That’s why she advises against dwelling on the total amount you owe. Instead, “focus on the…
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Second attempt to liquidate Haven Living BusinessDesk
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Musk: Without DOGE, Country Will Go Bankrupt Newsmax
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MicroStrategy is down over 55% from peak, fueling forced liquidation concerns TheStreet
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G20 meets in Cape Town as US absence raises concerns over debt relief and global stability The Cairns Post
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Caretaker ordered to refund Sh36m from fallen Resolution Health Insurance Business Daily
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Mercedes decide to stop order further engine part from bankrupt supplier GPblog
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Trump says ‘gold card’ visa will help pay down U.S. debt WSAU
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CHICAGO (WLS) — Governor JB Pritzker announced more than 270,000 Illinoisans total had their medical debt erased, thanks to the state’s relief program.
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The debt erased amounts to more than $345 million.
The announcement comes on the heels of the Governor’s State of the State address and proposed budget.
At the address he laid out the state’s plans to make healthcare more affordable and accessible for people in Illinois.
The average amount of debt erased per person was about $1,300.
Under the Medical Debt Relief Program, every $1 spent on medical debt buyback and relief programs erases approximately $170 in medical debt for patients, according to the governor’s office.
Eligible residents…
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WASHINGTON
Elon Musk said on Wednesday if the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) does not cut spending, America will go “bankrupt.”
“So, we are actually tech support. It’s ironic, but it’s true,” Musk, who heads DOGE, said at the first Cabinet meeting after President Donald Trump made opening remarks.
Wearing a black MAGA hat and a black T-shirt with the phrase “Tech Support,” on it, Musk was behind the table where Cabinet officials sat.
“The overall goal here with the DOGE team is to help address the enormous deficit. We simply cannot sustain as a country $2 trillion deficits.
“Just the interest on the national debt now exceeds the Defense Department’s spending. We spent a lot on the…
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Gautam Adani to acquire power company once owned by Anil Ambani MSN