Debt Consolidation Interest Rates Today, January 26 2024 – Business Insider

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Debt Relief Firm Sued By CFPB, Seven States, Over Alleged Swindling of $100 Million – Forbes

Federal regulators and seven states are suing a New York-based debt relief company, claiming it bilked financially struggling customers out of more than $100 million in illegal and exorbitant fees without actually providing any debt relief. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the attorneys general of Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Minnesota, New York, North Carolina and…

How to Ease Rising External Debt-Service Pressures in Low-Income Countries – International Monetary Fund

As 2024 starts, the good news is that there havent been any notable requests by a low-income country for comprehensive debt relief since Ghanas, more than a year ago. Despite this, vulnerabilities remain, with high debt servicing costs a growing challenge for low-income countries. Financing pressures due to relatively high interest payments and the pace…

Urgent need to address liquidity pressures in developing countries – World Bank

The worlds poorest countries face ballooning debt service payments, record high refinancing costs, limited access to markets, and severely reduced capital inflows. Without action, 2024 will see a further rise in debt vulnerability potentially leading to reversals in development outcomes.   In this context, the current global debt relief architecture has focused mostly on countries with…

I'm 61 with $1.4 million, but have $50000 in credit card debt. I want to retire in a year, and a new adviser promises he … – MarketWatch

Getty Images/iStockphoto Question: I am 61, married and want to retire at 62. My husband is 63. We both can get pensions with either a monthly payment or lump sum, and we both have 401(k)s, while I also have a traditional IRA. Our portfolio is currently worth around $1.4 million, which includes the lump sum…