When Detroit went bankrupt in 2013, it was a basis for pundits to make negative projections on urban America. After all, a city with decades of Democratic rule and left-wing policy had declared itself insolvent. It was just a matter of time, the thinking went, before politically-similar cities followed. Six years later, the specter of…
UNIVERSITY debts are soaring and more people are being forced to repay their student loans sooner. New Australian Taxation Office data obtained by News Corp found in the 2018/19 financial year 3 million people owed a massive $66.5 billion in Higher Education Loan Programme (HELP) debts. This grew by 8 per cent from the 2017/18…
UNIVERSITY debts are soaring and more people are being forced to repay their student loans sooner. New Australian Taxation Office data obtained by News Corp found in the 2018/19 financial year 3 million people owed a massive $66.5 billion in Higher Education Loan Programme (HELP) debts. This grew by 8 per cent from the 2017/18…
Voluntary Administration Process Commences for Bradbury Industrial Services Pty Ltd Bradbury Industrial Services Pty Ltd (Bradbury Industrial) today announced that it has appointed Trent Hancock of PKF Chartered Accountants as Voluntary Administrator. Bradbury Industrial has made this difficult but prudent decision due to solvency concerns. As Administrator, Mr Trent Hancock and the PKF team will…
Begbies Traynors Hull team comprising (L to R): Laura Baxter, Richard House, Andrew Mackenzie, Andrew Maitland, Chloe Barkworth and Ella Anthony Andrew Maitland is the latest insolvency professional to join Begbies Traynor as it continues to grow its presence across the Humber region and North Lincolnshire. With seven years experience working for accountants and insolvency…
As robust as Netflixs portfolio of live-action series is, the streaming giants no stranger to greenlighting animated projects. The Cuphead Show, the next big series it wants to get you hooked on, is about two cup-headed brothers who, at least in their video game, are known for getting into some rather devilish mischief. Today, Netflix…
UNIVERSITY debts are soaring and more people are being forced to repay their student loans sooner. New Australian Taxation Office data obtained by News Corp found in the 2018/19 financial year 3 million people owed a massive $66.5 billion in Higher Education Loan Programme (HELP) debts. This grew by 8 per cent from the 2017/18…
JUMP! Swim Schools has been dealt another blow with franchisor Jump Loops Pty Ltd placed in Court appointed liquidation. The Jump Loops liquidation announcement comes just weeks after alternate franchise entity Jump Swim Schools Services Pty Ltd suffered a similar fate. At a Federal Court hearing last Friday, Registrar Claire Gitsham ordered that Jump Loops…
External tables and chairs Q: I have just taken over a restaurant on the high street with some tables and chairs outside and a council highways officer has told me that I do not have permission for these and they must be removed. Is this correct? A: Probably! It is worth investigating. Unfortunately, on the…
Deutsche Bank shares declined for a second day after analysts and investors expressed scepticism about the lenders ability to reach profit targets and implement a huge restructuring plan. The troubled German lender was down 5.5 per cent at 6.41 as in Frankfurt trading as of 10.55am, bringing the drop since Monday to more than 10…