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15 days ago
Debt and January go together like gruel and the workhouse, and many of us are feeling the post-Christmas pinch. But this year I'm almost in the clear. I've learned my lesson...
HSBC looks for buyers of Hong Kong subsidiary Hang Seng’s risky loans ⊖
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Debt sale an early sign of how UK bank intends to overhaul retail lender after taking it private this year
27 days ago
Debt, AI boom and economic fragilities raise global risks, BIS says ⊖
The central bank umbrella group's Annual Economic Report warned of a complex mix of vulnerabilities.
30 days ago
SpaceX bond sale signals markets are in ‘bubble territory’, warns Allianz CIO ⊖
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Debt investors will scrutinise Musk’s rocket company more closely than equity markets, says Ludovic Subran
40 days ago
Chipmaker Nvidia seeks to raise over $20bn in first bond deal since 2021 ⊖
Debt sale set to test investor appetite for further exposure to AI sector amid a deluge of borrowing
60 days ago
Putin Signs Law Forgiving Up to $140K in Debt for New Military Recruits ⊕
The measure is the latest in a growing list of economic incentives the government has introduced over the last four years to boost troop numbers without resorting to a politically risky mandatory mob…
71 days ago
British Gas pays £20m to settle probe into force-fitting of prepayment meters ⊖
Debt agents working for British Gas had broken into the homes of vulnerable customers to fit pre-payment energy meters.
3 months ago
Debt relief can damage your credit score — here’s how much it drops and how long it lasts ⊕
Depending on the type of debt relief you choose, your credit can take a serious hit. Here are some ways you can rebuild after debt relief.
Legal migrants remain vulnerable to trafficking ⊖
Debt, employer control and temporary visa rules can leave migrant workers trapped.
Debt is psychological torment: I've seen it end marriages, cause breakdowns and break my patients, says DR MAX PEMBERTON. But there is a way out - and it's so powerful... ○
T.S. Eliot was right, April is a cruel month. The daffodils are out, the clocks have gone forward and, theoretically, spring should feel like a fresh start.