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    Opinion: Rich countries need to pay their fair share if Africa is to become debt-free
    Karol Balfe
    Money Diaries: An Irish executive assistant living in Argentina for a few months
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    Why is the French government at risk of collapsing?
    Man United lose £6.9million in first quarter with no Champions League action
    Man United post net losses of £113.2m but believe they are compliant with financial rules
    Families are going into debt to cover funerals costs, then struggling to pay for essentials
    Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani files for bankruptcy
    Opinion: Budget 2024 mortgage tax relief - is it too little, too late?
    Mark Coan
    WeWork planning to file for bankruptcy to restructure debts, according to reports
    Back to school: Costs going down but parents still going into debt
    Fine Gael calls for AIB to appear before committee over writedown of DJ Carey debt
    People are taking on more debt for weddings, cars, and holidays as drawdowns up by 14%
    Councils that can deliver rapid-build houses on sites will have land debt paid off
    Twitter layoffs before US midterms fuel misinformation concerns as Musk defends sackings
    Manchester United debt rises to more than £514m as record wage bill is revealed
    RTÉ 2021 revenue increased €13 million, marking surplus for second year in a row
    US agrees to extend debt ceiling to avoid catastrophic credit default
    Ed Woodward optimistic about future as Man United debt rises to £455.5million
    'Debt piled up. I was a 50-year-old single parent bringing up a teenage girl'
    Opinion: When it comes to paying for Covid-19, are we still 'in this together'?
    Brian O'Boyle
    Covid-19 poses 'unprecedented' test of Irish economy, warns Central Bank Governor
    IMF cancels debt payments of 25 'vulnerable' countries amid Covid-19 pandemic
    High Court approves debt write down of millions of euro for two Tipperary women
    FAI 'unable to accept' Oireachtas invitation
    Ulster Bank sells portfolio of 3,175 mortgages to Pepper
    High Court writes off over €6 million in debt owed by retired garda and his wife
    Italy plunged into crisis as Prime Minister resigns after collapse of coalition with far-right
    'The chances of a recession in Ireland are 100%', says NTMA
    'History will judge this': Experts see little change in bank culture after scandals and protests
    'It's your job to call the vulture funds out': High Court Master pens letter to Micheál Martin
    Government says it's owed €475 million in social welfare overpayments
    Irish Cancer Society calls on HSE to stop referring patients' debt to collection agencies
    '95% stay in their own homes': Number of insolvency cases has risen by 60%
    HSE spent €600,000 last year on debt collectors to chase patients for unpaid bills
    'I didn't need that additional fear': Hospital debt collectors 'causing stress' to cancer patients
    Examiner appointed to Bradley's Pharmacy Group
    Parents report going hungry over cost of sending their children to school
    Parents turning to moneylenders to cope with back-to-school costs
    Eight years and three bailouts later, Greece's debt crisis is finally over
    Storm Emma caused higher levels of mortgage arrears as customers missed in-branch payments
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