Bankrupt Katie Price ‘bags £5,000 in just nine months after flogging secondhand clothes on Depop’ – Daily Mail

Bankrupt Katie Price manages to ‘bag 5,000 in just nine months after flogging over 2,000 secondhand clothes on Depop’ By Niomi Harris For Mailonline Published: 02:19 AEDT, 11 December 2022 | Updated: 02:35 AEDT, 11 December 2022 View comments Katie Price has… Read the full article at: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11524049/Bankrupt-Katie-Price-bags-5-000-just-nine-months-flogging-secondhand-clothes-Depop.html

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You can help caregivers spot illegal nursing home debt collection tactics – Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

Deborah Royster is the Assistant Director for the Office for Older Americans, CFPB and Edwin Walker is the Deputy Assistant Secretary for Aging at the Administration for Community Living, HHS. Today, the CFPB is releasing a new resource to help you identify and report illegal nursing home debt collection tactics. Whether youre a long-term care…

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Sober advice on avoiding heavy debt hangovers – Financial Times

Receive free Investments updates Well send you a myFT Daily Digest email rounding up the latest Investments news every morning. Debt might be the lifeblood of modern capitalism but it also causes heartache. Mispriced US mortgages caused the financial crisis. Excessive borrowing almost unravelled the eurozone. For private investors, it is essential to understand the…

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Samil PwC forms new unit to help corporate restructuring in economic downturn – Pulse by Maeil Business News Korea – Pulse News

Samil PwC forms new unit to help corporate restructuring in economic downturn Samil PwC building [Courtesy of Samil PwC] Samil PricewaterhouseCoopers, accounting services firm of PwC in South Korea, plans to launch a Business Turnaround Service (BTS) Center within this month in preparation for a potential wave of corporate restructuring amid economic downturn next year.…

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Brisbane fintech Digital Surge is the latest cryptocurrency exchange in voluntary administration – Startup Daily

Brisbane fintech Digital Surge is the latest cryptocurrency exchange to be placed in voluntary administration in the wake of the collapse of US exchange. Scott Langdon, John Mouawad and David Johnstone from KordaMentha Restructuring were appointed voluntary administrators on Thursday, after the fintechs directors made the decision to put the business in VA on Wednesday.…

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Cryptocurrency broker Digital Surge goes into administration, as the FTX fallout continues – ABC News

Tens of thousands of Australianinvestors with superannuation and savings tied up in cryptocurrency remain in suspense, as a major Australian broker collapses into voluntary administration. Key points: Brisbane-based cryptocurrency broker Digital Surge has gone into voluntary administration The company is proposing a “rescue plan” but this would need to be approved by its 30,000 creditors…

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