Government ignored advice to expand building insurance cover – The Age

Victorias former minister Danny Pearson rejected advice on how the government could expand its state-backed home building insurance scheme to protect consumers whose builders abandon their projects but arent declared insolvent. Documents released under freedom of information and obtained by The Age reveal that last July, then-housing minister Pearson asked for advice from state bureaucrats…

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Australia's high inflation shows how HECS debt can balloon, so … – The Australian Financial Review

Opinion In a high inflation world, if you have the capacity and the desire to help a relative repay student debt early, it will likely help grow overall family wealth. Tim MackayContributor Jun 20, 2023 5.00am With continual low inflation in recent decades, student debt hasnt been a big planning issue. However, since inflation surged…

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Avaya CEO Alan Masarek On Financial, Business Restructuring And … – CRN

Networking News Gina Narcisi June 20, 2023, 09:00 AM EDT Having gotten this financial restructuring completely behind us with extraordinary results where we now have a genuine financial strength so that we can focus completely on business strategy and business realignment thats the fun part, Avayas CEO Alan Masarek tells CRN. Avaya Ready To Re-ENGAGE…

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Debt relief urgent for poor countries hit by climate shocks, says IMF chief – The Guardian

Poor countries hit by climate disaster should not be forced to struggle with crippling debt payments, the head of the International Monetary Fund has urged before a global summit on climate finance. Kristalina Georgieva, managing director of the IMF, said providing debt relief to countries suffering from extreme weather was a matter of urgency. Extreme…

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