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Company ‘phoenixing’: New laws to target dodgy company directors – ABC Online
Tough new laws will be introduced in a bid to crack down on dodgy company directors and their advisers.
Some students have £10000 gambling debt, say Gambling Commission – BBC News
Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption'Students are vulnerable to gambling'Some students have run up gambling debts of
How Mark McGowan should have fixed WA’s massive State debt – The West Australian
Heres what the McGowan Government should have done to drag this State out of crippling debt and deficit with a
Murdoch’s Fox weighs in to court battle for Network Ten – Brisbane Times
Andrew Bell, SC, for Mr Gordon's Birketu and Ten's regional affiliate, WIN Corporation - which is majority owned by Mr
Students helping to take a bite out of medical debt – WEAR
Students helping to take a bite out of medical debt(WEAR)  Just one catastrophic illness can leave a family in financial
6-year-old student uses lemonade stands to help pay off fellow students’ lunch debts – ABC News
One second-grade student wanted to help erase school lunch debt for her fellow students, so she decided to create lemonade
Britain’s weakest universities could be forced to cut tuition fees to help debt-ridden students – Daily Mail
Government proposes measures as it cracks down on 'low quality' institutions. Ministers want to ensure better value for money in the
Insolvency and Bankruptcy Proceedings: Little recourse for homebuyers – The Indian Express
Written by Sunny Verma | New Delhi | Published:September 12, 2017 1:50 am The Court also asked the interim resolution
Tata Steel UK freed of pension fund liability – Hindustan Times
Tata Steel UK on Monday announced it has received confirmation from Britains Pensions Regulator about the approval of a Regulated
Govt draws up rules for individual bankruptcy – Business Standard
Expert panel plans to exempt low-level defaulters from constituting a committee of creditors Veena Mani  |  New Delhi 
Reducing bad debts in student loans will save $2b: Simon Birmingham – The Australian Financial Review
As the Turnbull government readies for a Senate battle over university funding reforms, Education Minister Simon Birmingham claimed changes to
Citizens Advice calls for Universal Credit ‘pause’ – BBC News
Image copyright PA A charity has called for a suspension in the expansion of a major benefit reform because it