Student debt crisis threatens UK universities
UK universities are on the brink of financial disaster as student loan debts soar, risking long-term damage to higher education.
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RBA delays rate cuts - more pain for borrowers
The Reserve Bank of Australia has dashed hopes of imminent interest rate cuts, leaving millions of borrowers facing continued financial strain. Here's what the RBA governor said and what it means for your wallet.
Education Dept in crossfire over student debt relief
The US Education Department is caught in a political crossfire as Trump and Biden clash over student loan forgiveness policies, sparking legal battles and public outcry.
USDA Accused of Bias Against Black Farmers
A new report reveals systemic bias in USDA loan approvals, disproportionately affecting Black farmers during Trump's presidency.
Labor and Coalition unite on HECS debt reform
In a rare show of bipartisanship, Australia's Labor and Coalition parties have joined forces to pass legislation easing the burden of HECS debt for millions. Discover how this historic move could reshape higher education financing.
RBA warns of prolonged high rates, mortgage pain ahead
Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock warns of prolonged high interest rates, spelling trouble for millions with mortgages. Experts predict financial pain ahead.
Australia slashes student loan repayments by 20%
The Australian government has announced a significant reduction in HECS repayment rates, cutting student loan obligations by 20%. Find out how this impacts graduates and the education sector.
UK mortgage rules set for major overhaul
The UK government is considering significant changes to mortgage regulations, potentially easing borrowing rules for first-time buyers and homeowners. Here's how it could affect you.
Gen Z homeownership crisis deepens in UK
New data reveals a stark generational divide in UK homeownership, with Gen Z facing unprecedented financial barriers to getting on the property ladder.
FCA tightens rules on Buy Now, Pay Later services
The Financial Conduct Authority introduces stricter affordability checks for BNPL services to protect consumers from debt risks.
Trump presidency boosted Coca-Cola over Pepsi
New research reveals Coca-Cola gained favour among US consumers during Donald Trump's presidency, while Pepsi saw a decline. Discover the surprising trends in soft drink preferences.
UK to wipe student debts for junior doctors
The UK government has announced plans to clear student loan debts for junior doctors, offering financial relief to those serving in the NHS. Find out how this bold move could transform the healthcare workforce.
Rogue Traders Exploit Vulnerable Australians in Home Repairs
A disturbing trend of substandard work and unscrupulous contractors is leaving vulnerable Australians with costly and dangerous home repairs. Here’s what you need to know.
Walmart recalls Power Stick deodorant over safety fears
Walmart has issued a recall for its Power Stick deodorant due to potential safety risks. Here’s how to check if your product is affected and what to do next.
US Retail Sales Surge in June as Economy Grows
Retail sales in the US soared in June, marking another strong month for consumer spending as the economy rebounds under Trump's policies.
EasyJet and Ryanair face legal action over green claims
Budget airlines EasyJet and Ryanair are under fire in France for allegedly misleading consumers with exaggerated environmental claims. Legal action could set a precedent for airline advertising.
How supermarket music makes you spend more
Retail giants Coles and Woolworths are using carefully curated playlists to influence shopping behaviour and boost sales. Find out how the tempo and volume of music affect your spending habits.
Logitech, Bose exit London event over Apple water-resistance claims
Tech giants Logitech and Bose have withdrawn from a major London event following Apple's disputed claims about water-resistant products, sparking industry debate.
UK shops face trading standards crackdown
Trading standards leaders call for urgent government action to protect shoppers from scams and unfair practices as retail crime surges.
Urgent nationwide recall of popular deodorant sticks
A major health alert has been issued as a popular deodorant brand is urgently recalled nationwide due to potential safety risks. Find out if your product is affected.
UK food inflation hits record high - government urged to act
Experts warn of deepening food crisis as prices soar, putting pressure on ministers to intervene.
Virgin Media O2 overhauls broadband pricing
Virgin Media O2 introduces a major pricing overhaul, promising clearer costs and no mid-contract hikes for millions of UK broadband customers.
UK inflation rises to 4% in December
UK inflation surges unexpectedly to 4% in December, driven by rising tobacco and alcohol prices. Experts warn of prolonged cost-of-living pressures as the Bank of England faces tough rate decisions.
Australia bans excessive credit card surcharges
The Reserve Bank of Australia has banned excessive credit card surcharges, aiming to protect consumers from unfair fees. Here’s how it impacts shoppers and retailers.
Reserve Bank proposes ban on card payment surcharges
The Reserve Bank's proposed changes could save consumers millions by banning card payment surcharges. Here's how it impacts your wallet.
US clamps down on credit reporting agencies
The US Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has imposed new rules on credit reporting agencies Experian, Equifax, and TransUnion to address systemic inaccuracies affecting millions of consumers.
Thames Water accused of 'gun to head' over bills
Thames Water is under fire for allegedly pressuring customers with steep bill hikes while failing to address leaks and sewage spills. Critics call it 'highway robbery'.
US Inflation Cools as Trump Tariffs Loom
New data shows US inflation easing in June, but economists warn Trump’s proposed tariffs could reverse progress. Here’s how it impacts markets and consumers.
UK heatwave drives retail sales surge
Soaring temperatures in June drove UK consumers to spend heavily on cooling products, lifting retail sales figures despite broader economic pressures.
RBA: Ban card payment surcharges now
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has urged the government to outlaw payment surcharges on debit and credit card transactions, arguing they unfairly burden shoppers.
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