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NDIS Agency Refunds $3.145 Million After Incorrect Debt Collection
The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) incorrectly pursued $3.145 million in debts from 115 NDIS participants and 60 service providers due to "poor process and human error", prompting a review and subsequent refunds.
NDIS Agency Refunds $3.145 Million After Incorrect Debt Collection
The National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) incorrectly pursued $3.145 million in debts from 115 NDIS participants and 60 service providers due to "poor process and human error", prompting a review and subsequent refunds.
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36% Bias Score
US Debt Crisis Looms: Dollar's Future and Global Financial Stability at Risk
The US national debt is projected to hit 127 percent of GDP by 2034, leading to credit rating downgrades and increased Treasury bond yields, raising concerns about the dollar's future and potential for a financial crisis.
US Debt Crisis Looms: Dollar's Future and Global Financial Stability at Risk
The US national debt is projected to hit 127 percent of GDP by 2034, leading to credit rating downgrades and increased Treasury bond yields, raising concerns about the dollar's future and potential for a financial crisis.
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56% Bias Score
Kodak Faces Potential Bankruptcy Due to $500 Million Debt
Eastman Kodak, founded in the 1880s, faces potential bankruptcy due to approximately $500 million in debt maturing within the next year and insufficient cash reserves of $155 million as of June 30, 2025, despite measures to cut costs.
Kodak Faces Potential Bankruptcy Due to $500 Million Debt
Eastman Kodak, founded in the 1880s, faces potential bankruptcy due to approximately $500 million in debt maturing within the next year and insufficient cash reserves of $155 million as of June 30, 2025, despite measures to cut costs.
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56% Bias Score
Russian Consumer Lending Surges Despite High Interest Rates
Despite high interest rates averaging 34.1% annually, Russian consumer lending surged 23% in July 2025 to nearly 345 billion rubles, continuing a seven-month trend driven by strong demand and relaxed lending standards, though still half 2024 levels.
Russian Consumer Lending Surges Despite High Interest Rates
Despite high interest rates averaging 34.1% annually, Russian consumer lending surged 23% in July 2025 to nearly 345 billion rubles, continuing a seven-month trend driven by strong demand and relaxed lending standards, though still half 2024 levels.
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40% Bias Score
Comparing Britain's 1951 and Current Budgets: Debt, Spending, and Shifting Priorities
The 1951-52 British budget, under Hugh Gaitskell, allocated 8.5% of national output to defense amid the Korean War, while facing a national debt of 200% of GDP and high interest payments; this is compared to the current budget's focus on welfare, NHS and education, with a national debt of 100% of GD...
Comparing Britain's 1951 and Current Budgets: Debt, Spending, and Shifting Priorities
The 1951-52 British budget, under Hugh Gaitskell, allocated 8.5% of national output to defense amid the Korean War, while facing a national debt of 200% of GDP and high interest payments; this is compared to the current budget's focus on welfare, NHS and education, with a national debt of 100% of GD...
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32% Bias Score
Dutch Mortgage Arrears Decline 13% in 2024
The number of Dutch homeowners behind on mortgage payments decreased by 13% to 30,300 in June 2024, showing a structural improvement in payment behavior since 2017, although persistent issues and regional disparities remain.
Dutch Mortgage Arrears Decline 13% in 2024
The number of Dutch homeowners behind on mortgage payments decreased by 13% to 30,300 in June 2024, showing a structural improvement in payment behavior since 2017, although persistent issues and regional disparities remain.
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44% Bias Score
Lending Money to Friends: Navigating Financial Risks and Relationships
The article discusses the challenges of lending money to friends in Germany, emphasizing the importance of clear agreements and open communication to protect both financial interests and relationships.
Lending Money to Friends: Navigating Financial Risks and Relationships
The article discusses the challenges of lending money to friends in Germany, emphasizing the importance of clear agreements and open communication to protect both financial interests and relationships.
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44% Bias Score
Evergrande to be Delisted from Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Evergrande, once China's second-largest real estate company, will be delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on August 25th after a Hong Kong court ordered its winding up in January 2024 due to over \$300 billion in debt; trading had been suspended since January 2024.
Evergrande to be Delisted from Hong Kong Stock Exchange
Evergrande, once China's second-largest real estate company, will be delisted from the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on August 25th after a Hong Kong court ordered its winding up in January 2024 due to over \$300 billion in debt; trading had been suspended since January 2024.
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48% Bias Score
Anil Ambani's Fall From Grace: Debt, Disputes, and Downfall
Anil Ambani, brother of India's richest person Mukesh Ambani, declared insolvency after his business ventures failed due to a combination of debt, legal battles, and the 2008 global financial crisis.
Anil Ambani's Fall From Grace: Debt, Disputes, and Downfall
Anil Ambani, brother of India's richest person Mukesh Ambani, declared insolvency after his business ventures failed due to a combination of debt, legal battles, and the 2008 global financial crisis.
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60% Bias Score
Argentina's IMF Success Hinges on Reserve Shortfall
Argentina's IMF review showed positive economic growth and inflation reduction, but a significant shortfall in foreign currency reserves remains, impacting its ability to access international capital markets; the upcoming October elections are a key factor.
Argentina's IMF Success Hinges on Reserve Shortfall
Argentina's IMF review showed positive economic growth and inflation reduction, but a significant shortfall in foreign currency reserves remains, impacting its ability to access international capital markets; the upcoming October elections are a key factor.
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40% Bias Score
High Demand for Illegal Lending in Russia Due to Stricter Credit Regulations
In Russia, almost 17% would use illegal lenders if rates were 7% below legal institutions' 32.8% average in July 2025; inability to get legal loans (70%) is the main reason, affecting those with poor credit, unconfirmed income, or high debt.
High Demand for Illegal Lending in Russia Due to Stricter Credit Regulations
In Russia, almost 17% would use illegal lenders if rates were 7% below legal institutions' 32.8% average in July 2025; inability to get legal loans (70%) is the main reason, affecting those with poor credit, unconfirmed income, or high debt.
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52% Bias Score
Delayed EU Review of Germany's 2025 Budget: No Deficit Procedure Expected
Germany's 2025 budget, submitted in early July, faces a delayed EU review until September due to late parliamentary passage, despite including €143 billion in net borrowing and €900 billion in special funds; the EU is unlikely to initiate a deficit procedure.
Delayed EU Review of Germany's 2025 Budget: No Deficit Procedure Expected
Germany's 2025 budget, submitted in early July, faces a delayed EU review until September due to late parliamentary passage, despite including €143 billion in net borrowing and €900 billion in special funds; the EU is unlikely to initiate a deficit procedure.
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40% Bias Score
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