The U.S. borrowed $50 billion a week for the past five months, finds the CBO
The U.S. Treasury’s borrowing showed no signs of slowing as the U.S. headed deeper into fiscal year 2026,…
The women clients who have left their mark on the industry’s top MFDs
Good MFDs change their clients’ lives. But sometimes it works the other way too. Cafemutual spoke to some…
Labour asks Govt to exempt abuse in care survivors, people in hardship from MSD debt law change
The legal reforms are not connected with the compensation payments that abuse in care survivors will receive as…
How young people are coping with the rising cost of living
Are you worried about money? With interest rates on the rise again, house prices continuing to soar, and…
New World Development revenue sinks 50% as debt reduction drive slows
Property Hong Kong property company reduces year-on-year loss by 44% to HK$3.7bn New World Development’s K11 Musea in…
How to Manage Your Money in a Season of Grief
Welcome to Money Rx, SELF’s monthly financial checkup that goes beyond the numbers. Each month, financial educator Tiffany…
We don’t depend on Russian shipping – POLITICO
While Greece’s maritime sector still accounts for roughly 7 percent of its economic output, Stournaras dismissed suggestions that…
I went from earning £30,000 in a month to being £40,000 in debt
This week we meet Julie Creffield (Picture: Saskia Albers) Key Points AI-generated content Julie Creffield shares her journey…
Politicians can’t be trusted with our debt trajectory, NZ needs a fiscal watchdog – Fran O’Sullivan
There is no outside agency – short of the International Monetary Fund – which is going to swing…
IMF urges Japan to avoid cutting sales tax amid higher expected borrowing costs
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned Japan against cutting sales tax when borrowing costs on public debt…
In Argentina, locals are taking loans to buy food | Debt
Buenos Aires, Argentina: Diego Nacasio, 43, works full time as a salesman at a large hardware store in…
Treasury boss Iain Rennie raises flags over New Zealand being indebted to opaque foreign investors, as global factors push up interest costs
The pinch, in Rennie’s view, is that the Government has less insight into who owns the bonds than…