NEW GOVERNMENT statistics have revealed that Torbay is the second worst Parliamentary constituency in the country for bankruptcy rates. The statistics show that 9.8 people per 10,000 were declared bankrupt in 2014 – 78 new bankruptcy cases – with only Wythenshawe and Sale East having a higher rate of new bankruptcy cases. Torbay also had…
DetailsSaudi Arabia may support Egypt by buying local debt instead of depositing dollars in the Egyptian central bank, a government official said, part of a fresh aid package to help the dollar-starved economy. The two governments are discussing plans for Saudi Arabia to buy Egyptian treasury bonds and treasury bills, said the official, who asked…
DetailsAs mounting student debt generates a national conversation, a Columbia alumnus aims to help artists pay off loans, afford rent and continue to pursue their passions. Derrick Trumbly, a 2005 theatre alumnus, began the first capital… Read the full article at: http://www.columbiachronicle.com/campus/article_81a7e506-a081-11e5-9682-ef91a6fec79b.html
DetailsPublished 15/12/2015 Coastal areas featured strongly among the areas with the highest personal insolvency rates Vale of Clwyd, Stoke-on-Trent North and Torbay were the parliamentary constituencies with the highest personal insolvency rates across England and Wales last year, according to official figures. Coastal areas featured strongly among the areas with the highest personal insolvency rates,…
DetailsBy Press Association Published: 02:02 EST, 16 December 2015 | Updated: 02:02 EST, 16 December 2015 Vale of Clwyd, Stoke-on-Trent North and Torbay were the parliamentary constituencies with the highest personal insolvency rates across England and Wales last year, according to official figures. Coastal areas featured strongly among the areas with the highest personal insolvency…
DetailsTorquay and Plymouth are in the top 25 list of UK places where people struggle the most with insolvencies Comments (0) A South Devon town is topping the list of places in the UK for the number of insolvencies. Torquay continues to top the list as the town with the highest rate of personal insolvencies, with…
DetailsThe Prime Ministers announcement on Monday 7 December of a National Innovation and Science Agenda is a welcome development. However, the challenge will be for the government to turnaround our National Innovation System (NIS) which has been steadily in decline for some time. As outlined in the Prime Ministers statement, Australia has many world class…
DetailsThe promotion company behind the cancelled Echo Festival in Auckland has gone into liquidation, and those waiting for ticket refunds still have no assurance they will get their money back anytime soon. A message posted on the Echo Festival NZ Facebook page this afternoon said the festival’s promoting company had been placed into liquidation. “After…
DetailsSentry Group, the owners of Sentry Financial Planning, have announced they are restructuring their business and management positions following the acquisition of Wealthsure into the organisation. The restructure includes the establishment of four core divisions and functions business development, business solutions, compliance, and corporate services. Daniel Parry has been appointed as head of business development…
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