Tag: Credit
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Trump takes credit for Joe Manchin’s retirement announcement – live
[ad_1] Watch what Donald Trump’s rivals said about him during third GOP debate Sign up to our Evening Headlines email for your daily guide to the latest news Sign up to our free US Evening Headlines email Donald Trump appeared in an ebullient mood on Truth Social after holding a boisterous rally in Hialeah, Florida,…
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Credit Suisse Forced Marriage Gins Up $9 Billion in Legal Claims in Addition to RICO/Swiss Law Suit for Longstanding Misconduct and Crimes; Amicus Brief by Better Markets Supports RICO Claim
[ad_1] The Financial Times reports tonight on how the hasty, forced acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS has generated litigation in addition to the monster RICO/Swiss Law suit, Stevenson v. Thornberg, that we wrote about most recently last week. Stevenson v. Thornberg targets four US Credit Suisse legal entities, a large number of executives and…
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Moody’s testifies to credit rating of Uzbekistan’s National Bank
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Consumer Agency Moves to Ban Medical Debt From Credit Reports
[ad_1] The agency’s proposed changes come as it faces a legal challenge to its authority before the U.S. Supreme Court. Arguments in the case are expected to be heard this coming week, with a decision sometime next year. Here are some questions and answers about medical debt: What should I do if I can’t afford…
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Credit Scores on Medical Debt
[ad_1] It is a common misconception that unpaid medical bills will not hurt your credit score. Medical debt is the leading cause of bankruptcy in the United States. Health care costs are unsustainable and a short hospital stay could easily ruin the most fiscally conservative person’s finances. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is now…
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Debit, credit outages reported across Canada
[ad_1] The payment processing company Moneris says it has resolved an outage that appeared to affect debit and credit transactions across the country. The company released a statement on X, formerly known as Twitter, after 2 p.m. EDT Saturday saying, “Moneris has resolved a network outage and returned transaction processing to normal. Merchants…
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After the expanded child tax credit ended, a pediatrician is seeing the effects : NPR
[ad_1] The child poverty rate in the U.S. more than doubled in a year. Cavan Images/Getty Images/Cavan Images RF hide caption toggle caption Cavan Images/Getty Images/Cavan Images RF The child poverty rate in the U.S. more than doubled in a year. Cavan Images/Getty Images/Cavan Images RF Child poverty in the U.S. has more than doubled…
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Biden Campaign Takes Credit for Ohio Abortion Rights Victory
[ad_1] President Joe Biden is taking a victory lap following Ohio voters’ overwhelming defeat of an anti-abortion referendum Tuesday, as his campaign hopes to slough off low polling numbers and questions over the president’s age. The referendum, which would have made it substantially more difficult for Ohio voters to amend the state’s constitution, was widely…
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Atlantis The Royal Offers Resort Credit to Guests This Summer
[ad_1] The resort credit offer is available on bookings for three nights or more during stays taking place from early June through the end of September. Atlantis The Royal, the world’s most ultra-luxury experiential resort, invites guests to make the most of their summer holiday with an incredible offer for stays from 4th June to…
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Feds Continue Borrowing Over $5 Billion Per Day Despite Credit Downgrade
[ad_1] By Casey Harper (The Center Square) The federal government is borrowing an average of $5.3 billion per day this fiscal year, the U.S. Congressional Budget Office estimated Tuesday. The new estimate come just days after a top international creditor downgraded the U.S. credit rating. “The federal budget deficit was $1.6 trillion in the first…
