Gordon Plath thought he was one of the lucky ones when his home narrowly escaped a NSW bushfire, but then he started dealing with his insurer. He was forced to rely on charity to keep a roof over his ...

The latest instant asset write-off extension earned a lukewarm response from small business advocates and tax experts, who maintain the incentive should become a permanent part of Australia’s tax ...

The instant asset write-off for 2025-26 has passed into law, giving small businesses the right to immediately deduct the value of eligible business purchases in the current financial year. Its latest ...

Skills-based hiring was one of the biggest buzzwords of the postpandemic job boom. It dangled the promise of a major shift in white-collar recruiting: Companies would stop fixating on traditional ...

President Donald Trump has floated several proposals to make direct payments to Americans including $2,000 checks from tariff revenue, so-called "Trump baby bonds," as well as making exploratory ...

If your credit card or personal loan debt has spiraled out of control, which is the case for a lot of borrowers in today's economic climate, hearing that a creditor "wrote off" your balance might ...

Being saddled with debt can be stressful, especially if you’re balancing that struggle with saving for long-term goals like growing your family or retirement. But if you do have debt, you’re certainly ...

Method Man showed up in daughter Chey’s TikTok to dodge a shopping spree on his credit card—and pulled off some smooth backup dancer moves. Method Man hit TikTok with some slick moves and even slicker ...

Zions ZION unexpectedly announced on Oct. 15 that it had identified apparent misrepresentations and contractual defaults by two of its borrowers. Zions will take a provision of $60 million and a ...

ZURICH, Oct 15 (Reuters) - Swiss market regulator FINMA said on Wednesday it would appeal a ruling by a Swiss court that revoked a decree by the financial watchdog ordering the write-off of Credit ...

The Federal Administrative Court of Switzerland ruled on Tuesday that writing off 16.5 billion Swiss francs ($20.53 billion USD) in Credit Suisse bonds was unlawful, calling into question the ...