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Well good for them! The Weinstein Company has reached a full restructuring agreement in which insurance company Ambac will pay of $115 million of their debt to Goldman Sachs and Assured Guaranty. …

Debt relief agencies seem to be getting a bad rap from the media recently and it’s hard to know which programs can actual help consumers avoid bankruptcy. Total Debt Relief explains how to identify legitimate agencies. read more

The recent financial crisis in Greece has led to a lot of discussion about whether the United States might one day have a public debt so large that default becomes a real possibility. While the sort of problem Greece is experiencing is …

Debt crisis resembles 2007 subprime crisis: BISDebt crisis resembles 2007 subprime crisis: BIS

The relentless forces of debt , deleverage and default were set in motion by the financial market excesses of the last decade.

Debt-settlement companies claim they can reduce borrowers’ debts by negotiating with creditors. These companies have flourished in the downturn.

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A health trust in Cambridgeshire which overspent by £12.8m last year approves a plan to stops its debt increasing.