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Rebecca from Sarasota, FL, sought advice from finance expert Dave Ramsey after discovering her husband’s severe gambling problem jeopardizing their financial stability.
Ramsey, usually an advocate for joint finances in marriage, advised Rebecca to take control of their money management because of husband’s addiction.
Financial advisor Alex King emphasized the seriousness of the situation and the need for immediate action to prevent financial ruin.
Katie Price‘s response to her ex Alex Reid‘s cash-counting video has been revealed after she was left ‘blindsided’ by the drama.
The former cage fighter, 50, shared a clip on Instagram on Monday that showed the TV personality, 47, who at the time had been declared bankrupt, counting a wad of notes.
It’s the latest in a string of events after Katie hit back at her ex Peter Andre after he shared a statement accusing her of ‘baseless lies’ over the past 16 years.
On Wednesday, Katie’s friends told The Sun they were surprised at how calmly she had handled the situation and that she was ‘taking legal advice’.
They told the publication: ‘This isn’t the first time Katie’s ex-husbands and partners have ganged up on her, but the last time it…
Donald Trump’s administration is considering introducing a new rule that would block college graduates with outstanding loans from having their debt forgiven if their employers are found to be “undermining national security and American values through illegal means.”
The proposal, announced this week by the Linda McMahon-led Department for Education, would bar people from being considered for the federal Public Student Loan Forgiveness program if the businesses they work for engage in “activities with a substantial illegal purpose.”
The examples given by the DOE of what offenses might qualify include “supporting terrorism, aiding or abetting discrimination or violations of immigration laws, or child…
Donald Trump’s administration is considering introducing a new rule that would block college graduates with outstanding loans from having their debt forgiven if their employers are found to be “undermining national security and American values through illegal means.”
The proposal, announced this week by the Linda McMahon-led Department for Education, would bar people from being considered for the federal Public Student Loan Forgiveness program if the businesses they work for engage in “activities with a substantial illegal purpose.”
Donald Trump’s administration is considering introducing a new rule that would block college graduates with outstanding loans from having their debt forgiven if their employers are found to be “undermining national security and American values through illegal means.”
The proposal, announced this week by the Linda McMahon-led Department for Education, would bar people from being considered for the federal Public Student Loan Forgiveness program if the businesses they work for engage in “activities with a substantial illegal purpose.”
The examples given by the DOE of what offenses might qualify include “supporting terrorism, aiding or abetting discrimination or violations of immigration laws, or child abuse.”
The U.S. Department of Education said earlier this summer that it was pausing the loan discharge component on the Income Based Repayment, or IBR, plan. That freeze remains in place.
It’s a setback to families who have been expecting — and are legally entitled to — the aid, lawmakers, including Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., wrote to Education Secretary Linda McMahon on Monday.
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An update from China South City Holdings Limited ( (HK:1668) ) is now available.
China South City Holdings Limited, currently in liquidation, has announced that its onshore subsidiaries in China continue to operate normally despite the company’s winding-up process. The liquidators are actively engaging with management to ensure minimal disruption to operations. Additionally, they are exploring restructuring options to address offshore financial obligations and are open to potential investors interested in collaborating on solutions. Trading…
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