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The ongoing cost-of-living crisis has left many households struggling to manage their finances. Rising food and energy bills continue to squeeze disposable incomes, with over half of respondents in Pepper Money’s latest Specialist Lending Study reporting a decrease in their available funds. As a result, 61% of people said they are concerned about their financial situation, while 78%…
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Spread over three years, the funding totalling £114,400 will support individuals facing complex challenges with housing, debt and welfare rights.
Debbie Alexander, CEO, said: “We are very grateful to the National Lottery Community Fund and proud to begin this exciting partnership with them.
“CHAP is committed to using this funding to deliver more flexible and tailored support to individuals and families in need.
“Together, we aim to create lasting, positive change for communities across Ayrshire.”
For more than 20 years, CHAP, based in Ardrossan, has been providing a free, impartial, advice service in Ayrshire to people facing challenges relating to debt, welfare and housing.
To access CHAP’s services,…
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Banxso’s Liquidity and Security Offer Raise Questions About Liquidation Motives MSN
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Following a brief pause during the COVID-19 pandemic when consumers reined in credit card spending, Americans are once again piling up the…
MicroStrategy (MSTR) stock is soaring alongside Bitcoin. In the wake of extreme confidence, we fear many MicroStrategy investors fail to grasp the inherent risks with its unique convertible bond funding and leverage scheme. A recent podcast featuring Tom Lee presented some positive facts about MicroStrategy’s recent convertible bond offering but failed to tell the whole story. Left out of Tom Lee’s enthusiastic outlook is that the “novel strategy” can also bankrupt the company.
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Gareth was selected as Legal Advisor of the Year from hundreds of advisors across the UK, in recognition of his work within the business recovery sector.
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He later added: “As someone deeply rooted in the Taunton area, my role as Treasurer of the Taunton Round Table allows me to contribute actively to local initiatives and I am proud to be part of a community that values growth, resilience…
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South Australian early childhood education and care (ECEC) Precious Cargo has been wound up with liquidator’s appointing Heard Phillips Lieberenz to manage the business until new buyers are found.
Precious Cargo was founded in 2006 by Cheryl Shigrov and operates seven ECEC centres across the Adelaide metropolitan area that offer a Montessori program to children aged 0 to 5 years old.
A recent filing with ASIC confirms the development, with members resolving to wind up the company and appointing James Stuart McPherson liquidator.
Liquidator appointments usually occur at the end result of an extended period of time during which the company has found it increasingly difficult to meet its external debt related obligations…
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The directors of failed construction company Nicheliving have saved it from liquidation by buying it back despite being banned from holding a building licence.
Directors Ronnie Michel-Elhaj and Paul Bitdorf are buying back their company after creditors agreed to a $2.7 million deal that will give them cents on the dollar for their debts.
“The creditors will make the decision based upon what measures are in place to give them the best return on their debt,” WA Premier Roger Cook said.
Nicheliving left hundreds of customers in limbo after failing to complete their homes.
Some customers…
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