According to new data from U.S. Census Bureau, Americans are making more money! Veuer’s Natasha Abellard (@NatashaAbellard) has the story.
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Maybe youre afraid to face your bills, or just don’t know how to start paying them off. What you do know is you want relief from too much debt.
Here are three concrete steps to help you get a handle on debt, each of which can be done in an hour or less:
1. Add it up
The first step to getting control over your money is to know exactly what you’re dealing with, says Lara Lamb, a certified financial planner at California firm Abacus Wealth Part…
Read the full article at: https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/personalfinance/2017/12/10/3-steps-tame-your-debt-hour-less/924286001/
What is clear is that Vaughan is witnessing unprecedented violence that at least one expert links to illegal gambling.
Antonio Nicaso, author and professor, says the Ndrangheta, an organized crime group centred in Italy, has been buying up bars in Vaughan for this purpose.
He says 50 illegal gambling locations in Vaughan is a conservative estimate and their patrons are losing thousands and paying interest charges of up to 200 per cent per year.
In Vaughan, this is a major issue. People are losing the shirts off their backs because of this kind of addiction, he said. It can be viewed as a victimless crime because the victim is willingly engaging. It’s an epidemic, and not only in Vaughan. It’s th…
Read the full article at: https://www.yorkregion.com/news-story/7919112-debts-threats-despair-vaughan-man-s-life-in-mafia-run-gambling-dens/
A-League came to Coffs
COFFS Coast sport fans played ball for the Newcastle Jets v Melbourne City football double header at C.ex Coffs International Stadium as one of the biggest crowds made their way through the gates.
Before the AFL season kicked off, last year’s minor premiers Sydney Swans locked horns with the North Melbourne Kangaroos in Coffs Harbour in late February.
The old firm that was W.E. Smith entered liquidation
THE next chapter of the W.E. Smith saga unfolded as workers were again brought up to date.
That came by an email notifying the company had been placed into voluntary liquidation.This followed delays in pay, superannuation and a change of company signs at the front of the factory.
Shark…
Read the full article at: https://www.coffscoastadvocate.com.au/news/a-year-in-review-february/3285681/
A-League came to Coffs
COFFS Coast sport fans played ball for the Newcastle Jets v Melbourne City football double header at C.ex Coffs International Stadium as one of the biggest crowds made their way through the gates.
Before the AFL season kicked off, last year’s minor premiers Sydney Swans locked horns with the North Melbourne Kangaroos in Coffs Harbour in late February.
The old firm that was W.E. Smith entered liquidation
THE next chapter of the W.E. Smith saga unfolded as workers were again brought up to date.
That came by an email notifying the company had been placed into voluntary liquidation.This followed delays in pay, superannuation and a change of company signs at the front of the factory.
Sharks close beaches
BEACHGOERS were b…
Read the full article at: http://www.coffscoastadvocate.com.au/news/a-year-in-review-february/3285681/
* Company entered physical grains trading in 2015
* Sugar refinery in Israel be shut at the end of 2017
(Adds company comment)
By Jonathan Saul, Nigel Hunt and Chris Prentice
LONDON/NEW YORK, Dec 8 (Reuters) – ED&F Man said on Friday
it is reviewing its physical grains trading operations after a
challenging year and may partially or entirely exit the
business.
The company said it would not be taking new positions in
physical grains during the review, which is the latest leg of
restructuring at the more than 230-year-old commodities firm,
which last month saw the ouster of its chief executive officer
and managing director of its commodities division.
ED&F Man said in October it will be restructuring its c…
Read the full article at: http://uk.businessinsider.com/r-update-2-edf-man-reviews-physical-grains-trading-may-exit-business-2017-12
I’M NOT a commentator but…
The Federal Government has had a rough ride of it almost since Malcolm Turnbull replaced the Member for Warringah.
Granted, much of it was self-inflicted, either because some of the Conservatives were too blinkered to see the bigger picture, or Mr Turnbull hasn’t been as ruthless as perhaps he should have been in dealing with some of them.
But we also have to wonder why the media seems to have been so much more lenient in its treatment of the ALP under the leadership of one Bill Shorten.
All things considered, the Member for Maribyrnong hasn’t really been tested.
Opposition can be so much easier than having any of the actual responsibilities of government.
Hence, it’s understandably resulted in the succession…
Read the full article at: https://www.gympietimes.com.au/news/member-for-maribyrnong-faces-his-first-real-test/3286021/
A Tauranga builder who went into liquidation leaving behind 30 unfinished houses owes at least $4.35 million.
This has been revealed in liquidator Tom Rodewald’s first report into the financial affairs of Bella Vista Homes Ltd.
Rodewald’s report on the Pyes Pa-based company was as at November 1 – the date Bella Vista went into liquidation.
Further work to finalise the accounts included putting amounts beside nine secured claimants. The amounts were currently listed as ”unknown”.
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The largest secured claim identified so far was nearly $1.1m owed to Carter Holt Harvey, the report said.
Looking at the next phase of work on the liquidation, Rodewald said in his report that he would be looking particularly at …
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LONDON/NEW YORK (Reuters) – ED&F Man said on Friday it is reviewing its physical grains trading operations after a challenging year and may partially or entirely exit the business.
The company said it would not be taking new positions in physical grains during the review, which is the latest leg of restructuring at the more than 230-year-old commodities firm, which last month saw the ouster of its chief executive officer and managing director of its commodities division.
ED&F Man said in October it will be restructuring its core sugar business, as it struggled to cope with surplus stocks depressing prices.
The company also said on Friday the EUs resumption of unrestricted sugar exports, after many years in which they had been limited by …
Read the full article at: https://www.reuters.com/article/commodities-edfman/update-2-edf-man-reviews-physical-grains-trading-may-exit-business-idUSL8N1O84B8