UK car finance scandal: Millions may get compensation
A major investigation into car finance deals could see millions of UK drivers receiving compensation after being mis-sold loans with hidden commission fees.
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Car finance scandal: Victims demand justice
Thousands of UK drivers were mis-sold car finance deals. Regulators must act swiftly—not hide behind excuses—to deliver fair compensation.
Year-long wait for UK motor finance payouts
Motorists across the UK could be waiting over a year for compensation as a major legal battle over unfair motor finance deals reaches the Supreme Court. The Competition and Markets Authority reveals delays in resolving the issue.
Scottish clubs owe £22m in COVID loans
Scottish football clubs are under scrutiny as they collectively owe more than £22 million in unpaid COVID-19 loans to the UK government, raising concerns over financial stability in the sport.
Will university tuition fees rise under Labour?
Labour's stance on tuition fees remains uncertain as students and parents await clarity on potential changes to higher education costs.
Supreme Court ruling on car finance could mean billions in payouts
A landmark Supreme Court decision could see millions of UK drivers eligible for compensation over unfair car finance deals, with claims potentially running into billions.
Nationwide cuts mortgage rates after BoE decision
Nationwide Building Society has reduced mortgage rates following the Bank of England's decision to hold interest rates steady, offering relief to borrowers.
Government targets 'low-value' university degrees
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson announces stricter regulations on university courses deemed 'low-value', aiming to protect students from poor returns on investment.
Australia slashes student loan debt
The Australian government has announced significant cuts to student loan debt, offering relief to millions of borrowers. Find out how this will impact graduates and the education sector.
Queensland worker wins landmark Fair Work case
A Queensland worker has triumphed in a landmark Fair Work case after being unfairly dismissed for refusing to work excessive overtime. The ruling sets a precedent for employee rights in Australia.
Nationwide slashes mortgage rates up to 0.81%
Nationwide has announced significant cuts to its mortgage rates, offering relief to borrowers amid economic uncertainty. Find out how this could impact your finances.
Private parking firms reject 70% of appeals
New data reveals private parking companies dismiss the majority of motorists' appeals, sparking calls for stricter regulation in the UK.
Claim back student loan overpayments before deadline
Graduates in the UK could be owed thousands in overpaid student loans. Here's how to check and reclaim your money before the deadline.
Virgin Australia faces legal battle over Brisbane layoffs
Virgin Australia workers in Brisbane challenge their sudden redundancies, claiming unfair dismissal as the airline faces scrutiny from the Fair Work Commission.
Australian student debt crisis across generations
New data reveals the staggering rise in Australian student debt across generations, with younger graduates facing unprecedented financial burdens under the HECS-HELP system.
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.
Scotland rugby captain unhappy with pitch disruption
Scotland women's rugby captain Rachel Malcolm voices frustration over last-minute pitch changes, calling it unfair preparation ahead of the Rugby World Cup.
FIFO worker fired after viral TikTok rant
A young Australian woman working a FIFO job was fired after posting a controversial TikTok video complaining about her workplace. The incident has sparked debate over workers' rights and social media use.
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.
Council Tax Slammed as 'Unfair and Regressive'
Experts and campaigners argue that the current council tax system disproportionately burdens lower-income households, demanding a complete overhaul to make it fairer.
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.
School staffer loses unfair dismissal claim
A former high school employee who was fired for slapping a student's hand has lost her unfair dismissal claim, with the tribunal ruling the action was justified.
Australian stylist fired on first day at UK salon
An Australian hairdresser was fired on her first day at a UK salon after a client complained about her haircut. The stylist claims she was unfairly dismissed.
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.
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