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MONTPELIER — A bill that passed unanimously through both state chambers this spring will erase up to $100 million in medical debt and is now beginning to be implemented.
S.27 will primarily aid low- and moderate-income Vermonters, targeting debt over 18 months-old and be managed by the non-profit partner Undue Medical Debt. Due to high healthcare costs and in light of the feds’ recent slashes to Medicaid, this state legislation comes aptly-timed.
It could help around 76,500 Vermonters with a one-time $1 million investment to relieve existing debt — and, it will prevent all medical debt in the future…
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Brokers are being urged to remain alert to dishonest credit repair and debt management organisations to help better protect their clients.
ASIC recently announced a review into the credit repair and debt management sector following reports of dishonest practices.
The exploitation of vulnerable customers is being weeded out by the regulator after it claimed some organisations were not meeting debt management terms, charging high fees, or not communicating adequately with customers.
The Australian Retail Credit Association (Arca) welcomed the ASIC review and said tougher laws are needed to protect vulnerable consumers.
The credit reporting and consumer data association urged brokers to be wary of these shady…
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Burton mine complex owner Bowen Coking Coal has called in the administrators after failing to secure fresh capital or reach a suitable deal with creditors in its recent financial battles.
The company announced today that it appointed Mark Holland and Shaun Fraser of McGrathNicol Restructuring as voluntary administrators for a raft of business entities.
‘The decision to appoint administrators is very disappointing and follows the rejection on 29 July 2025 of the company’s most recent submission to the QRO (Queensland Revenue Office) for a short-term deferral of royalties,’ it stated.
‘The board’s decision also reflects the current challenging environment for the coal industry in Queensland from higher costs,…
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Residents submit petition to City of Windhoek seeking debt relief and service improvements Informanté
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Bowen Coking Coal has appointed Mark Holland and Shaun Fraser of McGrathNicol Restructuring as voluntary administrators. The decision follows the company’s inability to secure fresh capital or reach an agreement with BUMA and the Queensland government. Bowen Coking Coal is a Queensland-based company focused on developing metallurgical coal projects. Metallurgical coal is an essential component in steel production.
The embattled coal miner, whose shares were recently suspended from trading on the ASX, stated it was unable to negotiate alternative commercial arrangements with its two largest creditors, BUMA and the Queensland Revenue Office, and its senior secured lender. A contract dispute led Indonesian contracting giant BUMA…
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Markieff Morris Breaks Silence on Marcus’s Alleged $265K Gambling Debt Sportscasting
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NCLT Ahmedabad bench admits insolvency petitions against Blusmart Mobility MSN
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MinRes turns off funds for founder’s brother The Australian
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Bowen Coking Coal has appointed Mark Holland and Shaun Fraser of McGrathNicol Restructuring as voluntary administrators. The decision follows the company’s inability to secure fresh capital or reach an agreement with BUMA and the Queensland government. Bowen Coking Coal is a Queensland-based company focused on developing metallurgical coal projects. Metallurgical coal is an essential component in steel production.
The embattled coal miner, whose shares were recently suspended from trading on the ASX, stated it was unable to negotiate alternative commercial arrangements with its two largest creditors, BUMA and the Queensland Revenue Office, and its senior secured lender. A contract dispute led Indonesian contracting giant BUMA to…
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When the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) was established in 2016 as the unified adjudicatory forum for company law, it bore the promise of timely, specialised justice in a space long weighed down by fragmented forums and procedural drift. That same year, the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) positioned the NCLT and its appellate counterpart, the NCLAT, at the heart of India’s corporate legal architecture.
Nearly a decade later, while the NCLT has demonstrably influenced debtor behaviour and brought overdue discipline to corporate defaults, it now needs its own reset — a version 2.0 that addresses design flaws, infrastructural gaps, and systemic inertia. This is not merely about caseload or litigant conduct, but also…
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