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In a dramatic shake-up for the NASCAR sponsorship scene, National Debt Relief has emerged as a lifeline for Denny Hamlin’s No. 11 Toyota, stepping up as a primary sponsor for four pivotal races in the 2025 Cup Series season.
The sponsorship kicks off with a bang at none other than the Daytona 500 (Feb. 16)—NASCAR’s most prestigious race—before rolling into Circuit of the Americas (March 2), the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway (May 25), and the high-stakes Talladega Superspeedway (Oct. 19). But their involvement doesn’t stop there—National Debt Relief will also be a season-long associate sponsor, starting with this weekend’s Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium.
Joe Gibbs Racing announced today that National Debt Relief will be the primary sponsor of Denny Hamlin’s No. 11 Toyota Camry XSE for four NASCAR Cup Series races this season, including the 67th running of the DAYTONA 500 on Sunday, February 16, 2025.
National Debt Relief is the industry leader in debt settlement and known for its unique approach to debt relief. Since its inception in 2009, National Debt Relief has helped more than 550,000 people reclaim their independence and get their life back on track by empowering them to resolve their debt and confidently manage their finances.
While this marks National Debt Relief’s first foray into team sponsorship, the company is no stranger to NASCAR. Last July, National Debt Relief was an…
Christmas came early for almost 800 talented Wits students who had their student debt cleared this week, amounting to R63 million collectively.
These are academically excellent students (undergraduate and postgraduate) who have passed with an average of 65% or higher, many of whom fall into the missing middle category, and who do not have the means to pay their fees in full. Of the 800 students, 336 will be able to graduate now that their fees have been paid, whilst the remaining students will be able to register for the 2025 academic year.
A fourth year Wits medical student, who wishes to remain anonymous says: “I have been able to register successfully this year, thanks…
Managing (bad) debt can be a challenge, especially after the festive season.
But it is achievable with careful planning.
Our office sees clients accumulating higher-cost debt – credit and store cards and personal loans – across the summer with holidays and Christmas spending.
Then, the cash flow crunch comes in the new year as higher repayments kick in.
If you’re an existing homeowner, you’re likely able to consider accessing any equity you’ve built up in your property or properties.
Refinancing your higher-cost debt under your mortgage is a sensible way to manage the cash flow stress and interest rate minimisation.
For non-home owners, consolidating high-interest debts – credit and store cards – into a longer-term…
Bruno Mars has joked about the rumour that he is $50million in debt following his collaboration Sexyy Red climbing the charts.
The quip comes as the singer shared his new song, ‘Fat Juicy & Wet’, with the rapper last week, and dropped a music video which featured Lady Gaga and BLACKPINK‘s Rosé.
Now, following the track climbing up the charts and racking up huge numbers on streaming platforms, Mars has hit another big milestone – becoming the first artist to reach 150 million monthly listeners on Spotify.
Celebrating the news, he took to Instagram Stories to make a lighthearted reference to past rumours…
And on January 7, a petition was presented at Dunfermline Sheriff Court on behalf of HMRC asking the court to order that SF OPS Ltd be wound up and liquidators appointed.
All parties claiming an interest must contact the court by February 7.
Disgraced businessman Neville Taylor, who has a correspondence address on Dunnock Road in Dunfermline, is sole director of a firm that’s going bust. (Image: Google Maps)READ MORE: Fife Council tell Fire…
The weight of debt can crush anyone, regardless of age. Here in Delaware, a family recently reached out to the Better Business Bureau for help navigating the overwhelming world of debt relief, and we want to share the resources we provided them.
With Americans facing a staggering $17 trillion in consumer debt (Experian), the struggle is real, and unfortunately, the debt relief industry is rife with predatory practices. From misleading promises and exorbitant fees to outright scams, it’s crucial to be informed before seeking help.
BBB research exposes these pitfalls and provides crucial information on debt relief, consolidation, credit repair, and counseling options. It’s a must-read for anyone grappling with debt or worried about a…
In a dramatic shake-up for the NASCAR sponsorship scene, National Debt Relief has emerged as a lifeline for Denny Hamlin’s No. 11 Toyota, stepping up as a primary sponsor for four pivotal races in the 2025 Cup Series season.
The sponsorship kicks off with a bang at none other than the Daytona 500 (Feb. 16)—NASCAR’s most prestigious race—before rolling into Circuit of the Americas (March 2), the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway (May 25), and the high-stakes Talladega Superspeedway (Oct. 19). But their involvement doesn’t stop there—National Debt Relief will also be a season-long associate sponsor, starting with this weekend’s Cook Out Clash at Bowman Gray Stadium.
Ghana’s economic story continues to evolve, with the country’s public debt profile taking a significant step forward.
The Bank of Ghana’s January 2025 Summary of Financial and Economic Data reveals that Ghana’s total public debt fell by GH¢24.1 billion month-on-month to GH¢736.0 billion in November 2024, thanks largely to external debt restructuring.
This development reflects a turning point for Ghana’s fiscal health, as the country works to regain stability in the face of recent economic challenges.
In dollar terms, Ghana’s total debt dropped to US$47.9 billion as of November 2024, down from US$51.6 billion during the same period in 2023.
Indian companies have yet to fully utilize the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) as a tool to enhance productivity and achieve value maximisation, Ravi Mital, Chairperson of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI), has said.
Addressing a Global Summit on “Accelerated Value Creation for Sustainable Growth”, jointly organised by ASSOCHAM and CPA Australia, on Thursday, Mital pointed out that insolvency proceedings in India are predominantly initiated by creditors rather than the companies themselves.
“It is preferable when companies come themselves (voluntarily initiate insolvency proceedings) as that is when the value destruction is the least”, Mital said.
He cited global insolvency trends, noting that in the…
