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Fuel prices to go up Rs2.56/litre as ECC tightens auto import rules, PIA gets bailout
ISLAMABAD:
The government on Tuesday banned the import of used cars under the baggage scheme and tightened restrictions for the other two schemes, including a minimum three-year stay abroad, restricting competition for foreign firms in breach of commitments made to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The Economic Coordination Committee (ECC) of the Cabinet, which tightened the conditions for car imports, also allowed the Power Division to add Rs522 billion to the flow of circular…
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Governor Janet Mills is calling a student debt relief program she championed a huge success.
The governor’s office says it’s given more than $140 million in debt relief to Mainers in the past three years.
The Maine Legislature approved the program in 2022.
It reimburses up to $2,500 per year through a resident’s state tax return.
That covers a $208 monthly payment.
Governor Mills’ office says under the program relief to student loan borrowers has essentially doubled.
CLICK HERE to learn more about the program and to find out if you’re eligible.
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Ron Crouch Transport (RCT), a longstanding regional freight carrier with a 47-year history, has been placed into voluntary administration, with Managing Director Geoff Crouch describing the decision as one made “with the heaviest of hearts.”
In a statement issued yesterday, Crouch stressed the move was a voluntary step taken to provide clarity for employees, customers and suppliers as the business deals with mounting industry pressures.
“Whilst I love and have a passion for the Australian transport industry, as we all know it is a tough one that takes no prisoners,” he said.
Crouch cited challenging economic conditions, sustained pressure on freight rates, an ongoing driver shortage and “the never-ending burden of…
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- Calls for affordable international financing, innovative instruments as Ditwah recovery needs intensify
- Aims to enable rapid recovery and rebuilding with greater resilience, without the country falling off the debt cliff
- Warns country cannot shoulder the cost after one of its worst economic crises and a slow but steady recovery underway
| UNDP Resident Representative Azusa Kubota |
United Nations Development Program (UNDP) has called on international partners to provide affordable financing and recovery instruments for Sri Lanka, warning that the country cannot absorb additional debt to rebuild after Cyclone Ditwah, which flooded 1.1 million hectares and exposed 2.3 million…
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Key Facts:
- Australians risk significant post-Christmas debt with household spending up 5% year-on-year and savings ratios down to 4-5%
- Household costs have increased across multiple categories: travel/accommodation (1.1%), dining (3.3%), groceries (3%), and alcohol/tobacco (6%)
- 78% of Australians plan to adjust Christmas spending habits, with most preferring debit over credit cards and implementing stricter budgets
- Business-related personal insolvencies are rising, with 29.4% of personal insolvencies now linked to business issues
- Key recommendations include making detailed spending lists, avoiding buy-now-pay-later schemes, maintaining essential bill payments, and seeking early…
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Catching Up With New Bankruptcy Case Action Law360
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On Tuesday, the Government approved the preliminary draft organic law that sets in motion the largest partial cancellation of regional debt ever carried out, an operation by which the State will absorb 83,252 million euros, equivalent to a quarter of the indebtedness of the common system. The Balearic Islands is among the most favored communities, with an estimated saving of 1,741 million Euros, according to the spokeswoman of the Executive, Pilar Alegría. The plan will be sent to Congress before the end of the year for processing.
Alegría underlined that the measure will allow the autonomous regions to free up to 6,700 million in interest, funds which the Executive plans to redirect towards health, education and dependence….