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New Report And Consumer Alert Flag Deceptive Auto Repair Financing Practices - Vimarsana News

New Report And Consumer Alert Flag Deceptive Auto Repair Financing Practices

Auto repair shops throughout the country, including major auto repair companies, are steering struggling consumers into deceptive, high cost loans with lasting impacts

Bangladesh grants Sri Lanka another year to repay $200 mn loan - Vimarsana News

Bangladesh grants Sri Lanka another year to repay $200 mn loan

Bangladesh Bank today granted Sri Lanka another year to repay the USD 200 million loan to give the Island nation a respite so that it can overcome its worst ever debt and economic crises.

US Should Present Better Alternatives for Africa to Counter China's Debt-Trap Diplomacy - Vimarsana News

US Should Present Better Alternatives for Africa to Counter China's Debt-Trap Diplomacy

Commentary African countries should not be left with a "tremendous debt that they cannot repay," U.S. Secretary of ...

India says provided over $3 bn to Sri Lanka in 2022 as economic assistance - Vimarsana News

India says provided over $3 bn to Sri Lanka in 2022 as economic assistance

India today said its economic assistance to Sri Lanka, facing its worst economic crisis since independence in 1948, stands at more than USD three billion this year, so far, and is instrumental in addressing diverse needs of the government and people of Sri Lanka.

Democracy Works: What student debt says about democratic institutions - Vimarsana News

Democracy Works: What student debt says about democratic institutions

Americans owe more than $1 trillion in student debt and some members of the Millennial and Gen Z wonder whether they'll ever pay off their loans. This week, we take a step back to see how we got here and how student debt relates to trust in democratic institutions.

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