July 6, 2025

Finance

Finance

Some Americans using ‘buy now, pay’ later apps to finance groceries and bills

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. GOP divided on Trump’s megabill, Musk calls it ‘disgusting abomination’ 10:35 Second round of direct Russia-Ukraine peace talks falls short 04:03 Now Playing Some Americans using ‘buy now, pay’ later apps to finance groceries and bills 11:14 UP NEXT The

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Built for Life Financial Agency Launches June 3 with Chain-Cutting Ceremony to Redefine Trust, Ownership, and Legacy in Finance

Annapolis, Maryland – Built for Life Financial Agency (BFL), the new independent firm founded by retired Navy Chief and bestselling author Bill Korman, is officially launching June 3 at 6:30 PM with a powerful public chain-cutting ceremony at 147 Old Solomons Island Rd., Annapolis, MD 21401. The event marks the start of a bold national

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Evaluating life insurance needs over time – The Mercury

It’s easy for many of us to approach life insurance with a “I’ll handle that later” or a “set it and forget it” mindset, and to assume that you have time to sort out the details of adequate insurance coverage down the road. Yet, life insurance can play a key role in protecting your loved

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Global Finance names BBVA best bank in Spain for AI in finance

Global Finance put the spotlight on BBVA’s app for its innovative financial health features for retail customers. These tools use advanced technologies like neural networks, natural language processing, and machine learning to help users manage savings and investments, track spending, and anticipate future expenses. As a result, customers using these tools have increased their savings

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A New Era of Confidence in UK Consumer Finance

The departure of controversial payday lenders like Wonga, QuickQuid and The Money Shop marked a turning point. These companies were once at the centre of complaints and investigations, with thousands of customers raising concerns about unfair lending and high costs. But today, things look very different. Stronger Rules from the FCA The Financial Conduct Authority

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Indonesia’s economic incentives to cost US$1.5 billion, finance minister says

JAKARTA: Indonesia’s economic policy package aimed at stimulating demand, which includes fare subsidies as well as cash and food handouts over June and July, will cost the government 24.44 trillion rupiah (US$1.5 billion), the finance minister said on Monday (Jun 2). State-owned companies will cover around 850 billion rupiah in costs for policies like subsidising

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Lendingkart: Lendingkart Finance reports losses, breaches bond covenant for 2024-25

Mumbai: Singapore’s Temasek-backed digital lender Lendingkart Finance has reported losses before tax for 2024-25, a development that has triggered a breach of covenant on bonds raised by the company in January 2024, said people with knowledge of the matter. Lendingkart Finance had raised ₹75 crore senior secured two-year bond at 11.25% on January 30, 2024.

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FICCI flags issues in finance ordinance

The Foreign Investors’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has raised significant concerns over several provisions in the proposed Finance Ordinance 2025, warning that certain measures may hinder business growth and unfairly burden compliant taxpayers. In a press release, the FICCI criticised a proposed 7.5 percent additional corporate tax on publicly listed companies with less

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From 195% to 2400% — Mutuum Finance (MUTM)’s token metrics back long-term explosion

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is not another flash-in-the-pan crypto project chasing headlines. It is a fully structured decentralized liquidity protocol backed by powerful tokenomics and a utility-first vision. Since its presale began, the project has already delivered more than 195% in gains — and with the token currently priced at just $0.03 in Phase 5, long-term

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Finance ministry identifies seven economic challenges in medium term, expects gradual recovery

The finance ministry expects the economy to recover gradually over the medium term, with real GDP growth expected to reach 6.5% by FY2027-28, driven by stabilising policies and sectoral improvements.  But the government’s efforts to control inflation, enhance productivity, and maintain external sector resilience will be critical for ensuring macroeconomic stability. In its Medium Term

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