Bonza enters voluntary administration after abruptly cancelling flights – SBS News

Budget airline Bonza has entered voluntary administration after it left hundreds of travellers stranded at major airports across the country. On Tuesday morning, Bonza passengers departing the Sunshine Coast, Gold Coast, Melbourne and Avalon arrived to find their flights cancelled. Bonza CEO Tim Jordan said the move was “temporary” and discussions were “underway regarding the…

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From $200 million valuation to insolvency: Insurtech startup Sproutt heading for bankruptcy – CTech

Israeli insurtech company Sproutt has declared insolvency less than three years after raising funding at a $200 million valuation. Last week, Sproutt submitted a request to the District Court in Tel Aviv to initiate proceedings due to its insolvency and its inability to pay a $2.2 million debt to Bank Leumi. Sproutt, established in October…

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Century Support Services review: Debt relief company with a strong customer satisfaction rating – Fortune

Century Support Services is a debt settlement company based in Pennsylvania. The Better Business Bureau accredited it with an A+ rating. It offers free assessments so that consumers can see if the solution will work for their needs. They boast a 94% customer satisfaction rating. Century Support Services makes our list of the best debt…

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Another one bites the dust: Bonza enters voluntary administration – Mumbrella

Low-cost Australian airline Bonza has entered voluntary administration after just over 12 months in the air. On Tuesday morning, Bonza abruptly temporarily suspended all its services as discussions are currently underway regarding the ongoing viability of the business. The airline, which commenced official operations on January 31, 2023, describes itself as Australias new and only…

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40-year-old paid off $20000 in credit card debt, then stopped using them completely: 'I was more than happy to cut … – CNBC

After paying off around $20,000 in credit card debt six years ago, Shonnita Leslie hasn’t used a credit card since. “I was more than happy to cut them up,” the 40-year-old tells CNBC Make It. But she didn’t always feel that way. Growing up, Leslie’s mom “loathed” credit cards, she says. Leslie began receiving credit…

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