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Top Shelf Holdings appoints voluntary administrations – Business News Australia
Top Shelf Holdings appoints voluntary administrations  Business News Australia Read the original article here
Trump set to bar college graduates from debt relief program if employers undermine ‘American values’ – MSN
Trump set to bar college graduates from debt relief program if employers undermine ‘American values’  MSN Read the original article here
NS Bikes parent company 7anna files for bankruptcy
File photo: Gerow NS Bikes is a well-known mountain bike brand founded in Poland in 2003 which sells a comprehensive
Q2 2025 Debt Index: Some relief, but many consumers are still reliant on loans to deal with the cost of...
Q2 2025 Debt Index: Some relief, but many consumers are still reliant on loans to deal with the cost of
Rs 2,072 crore resolution plan for Hindustan National Glass
The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has officially approved a resolution plan for Hindustan National Glass & Industries Limited (HNGIL)
Expert advice on handling debt collectors
(InvestigateTV) — Debt collection calls, texts, and emails can be scary and overwhelming.Naomi Peden, Senior Housing Counselor with Money Management
Expert advice on handling debt collectors
(InvestigateTV) — Debt collection calls, texts, and emails can be scary and overwhelming.Naomi Peden, Senior Housing Counselor with Money Management
Expert advice on handling debt collectors
(InvestigateTV) — Debt collection calls, texts, and emails can be scary and overwhelming.Naomi Peden, Senior Housing Counselor with Money Management
News | Claire’s finds buyer for almost 1,000 stores, avoids liquidation – CoStar
News | Claire’s finds buyer for almost 1,000 stores, avoids liquidation  CoStar Read the original article here
Trump set to bar college graduates from debt relief program if employers undermine ‘American values’ – MSN
Trump set to bar college graduates from debt relief program if employers undermine ‘American values’  MSN Read the original article here
Dave Ramsey Warns Homeowner About Spouse’s Gambling With House Money: What To Know
Rebecca from Sarasota, FL, sought advice from finance expert Dave Ramsey after discovering her husband's severe gambling problem jeopardizing their
Katie Price responds to ex Alex Reid’s cash-counting video as she reveals her next moves after being left ‘blindsided’ by...
Katie Price's response to her ex Alex Reid's cash-counting video has been revealed after she was left 'blindsided' by the
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Top Shelf Holdings appoints voluntary administrations  Business News Australia

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Trump set to bar college graduates from debt relief program if employers undermine ‘American values’  MSN

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File photo: Gerow

NS Bikes is a well-known mountain bike brand founded in Poland in 2003 which sells a comprehensive range of bikes. On August 18, 2025, the brand’s parent company, 7anna, officially filed for bankruptcy proceedings with the Polish government — the latest in a long line of bankruptcy proceedings and restructurings sweeping the mountain bike industry. 7anna also owns the Rondo, Octane One, and Creme Cycles brands.

The news was first broken by the Polish publication Polityka, and Singletracks has independently confirmed the bankruptcy filing. The furor of the announcement prompted Szymon Kobyliński, founder of NS Bikes, to release a statement to Polish MTB publication mtbxcpl. The statement, which was…

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Q2 2025 Debt Index: Some relief, but many consumers are still reliant on loans to deal with the cost of living  MSN

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The National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) has officially approved a resolution plan for Hindustan National Glass & Industries Limited (HNGIL) valued at ₹2,071.50 crores, a significant development in the company’s insolvency proceedings. The resolution amount will be distributed among various creditors, with a substantial portion allocated to financial creditors.

The NCLT’s approval of the resolution plan, submitted by Independent Sugar Corporation Limited (INSCO), marks a key moment in the case initiated by DBS Bank Limited in October 2021. The plan received overwhelming support from the Committee of Creditors (CoC), with a 96.16% majority vote.

The resolution amount of ₹2,071.50 crores is distributed as…

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(InvestigateTV) — Debt collection calls, texts, and emails can be scary and overwhelming.

Naomi Peden, Senior Housing Counselor with Money Management International, said collection calls are getting more aggressive. Because of this, consumers, especially those who do not know their rights, feel pressured to make immediate decisions, even when it is not required.

Penden regularly hears from people who feel bombarded by collectors. She said that pressure is tied to a growing reliance on debt just to get by.

“It’s because a lot of people are now utilizing forms of debt in order to manage their everyday monthly expenses,” she explained.

Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, consumers have the right to dispute or verify a debt.

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(InvestigateTV) — Debt collection calls, texts, and emails can be scary and overwhelming.

Naomi Peden, Senior Housing Counselor with Money Management International, said collection calls are getting more aggressive. Because of this, consumers, especially those who do not know their rights, feel pressured to make immediate decisions, even when it is not required.

Penden regularly hears from people who feel bombarded by collectors. She said that pressure is tied to a growing reliance on debt just to get by.

“It’s because a lot of people are now utilizing forms of debt in order to manage their everyday monthly expenses,” she explained.

Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, consumers have the right to dispute or verify a debt.

Read the original article here

(InvestigateTV) — Debt collection calls, texts, and emails can be scary and overwhelming.

Naomi Peden, Senior Housing Counselor with Money Management International, said collection calls are getting more aggressive. Because of this, consumers, especially those who do not know their rights, feel pressured to make immediate decisions, even when it is not required.

Penden regularly hears from people who feel bombarded by collectors. She said that pressure is tied to a growing reliance on debt just to get by.

“It’s because a lot of people are now utilizing forms of debt in order to manage their everyday monthly expenses,” she explained.

Under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, consumers have the right to dispute or verify a debt.

Read the original article here

News | Claire’s finds buyer for almost 1,000 stores, avoids liquidation  CoStar

Read the original article here

Trump set to bar college graduates from debt relief program if employers undermine ‘American values’  MSN

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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.

FULL STORY: Dave Ramsey Warns Wife After Husband—Who Has Access to Mortgage Funds—Starts Burning Cash on Scratch-Offs: This Is ’Serious’

Key takeaways

  • Ramsey was shocked to hear that Rebecca’s husband spent $14,000 on gambling last month—an amount that exceeds the couple’s income by…

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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…

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