External debt rises nears 1.7 trillion

Ireland’s external debt rose to 1.67 trillion at the end of March, according to the Central Statistics Office.

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Debt-relief con artists dodge crackdown

Along with ads for payday-advance loans and roadside signs touting foreclosure-prevention aid, offers of help from debt-relief companies have turned up nearly everywhere.

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Credit card theif arrested in Slidell

A Slidell woman, who allegedly stole credit cards out of womens purses left in gym lockers, was arrested Monday on charges of burglary, according to the Slidell Police Department.

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French official public debt rises sharply

French public debt rose sharply in the first quarter of the year to 80.3 percent of national output, an official estimate showed on Wednesday amid deep concern on financial markets about eurozone debt.

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Local credit unions assist in volunteer day for soldier

Missouri credit unions put the finishing touches on a specially adapted home for a soldier as part of a volunteer day for the first Homes for Our Troops project in Missouri.

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Debt-laden Anil Ambani group seeks peace dividend

The ADA Group’s recent decision to sell a stake in Reliance Communications and merge its telecom tower business with GTL Infra will help it reduce a mounting debt burden.

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Debt-relief con artists dodging state crackdown

Along with ads for payday-advance loans and roadside signs touting foreclosure-prevention aid, offers of help from debt-relief companies have turned up nearly everywhere during the housing slump and recession.

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Credit demand grows despite rate rise

DEMAND for credit from business and homebuyers picked up in May despite a steady rise in borrowing costs, new data shows.

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Credit grows despite rising loan rates

Credit demand grew at its fastest annual pace in nine months, despite the RBA steadily increasing interest rates since last October.

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Moodys Debt Rating May Be Cut by S&P on Legislation

Moodys Corp.s short-term A-1 debt ranking may be cut by Standard & Poors as a result of increased risk stemming from the U.S. financial-overhaul bill agreed to by U.S. lawmakers.

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