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The article argues that capping credit card interest rates could lead to unintended consequences that harm working families and small businesses by reducing supply.

The UN has approved its first carbon credits for a project in Myanmar that involves distributing efficient wood-burning cookstoves.

Greece is set to receive credit rating updates from several agencies between March and May, amid ongoing economic assessments.

Four men have been arrested for fraudulently reissuing a credit card by impersonating the actual owner, leading to unauthorized purchases worth nearly 4 million yen.

The article discusses the anticipated growth in the Polish credit market for 2026, driven by declining interest rates and increased demand for both personal and business loans.

Banco BV offers attractive credit options for those with paid-off cars as collateral.

This article provides information on how to check the status and pending payments of ANSeS credits, which many Argentinian workers and retirees are still repaying despite the cessation of new credit issuance.

Starting April 1, India will see five significant changes affecting various sectors, including LPG prices and new tax rules.

In Brazil, consumer and corporate delinquency on loans has increased to 5.5%, the highest level since 2017, amid elevated interest rates.

The Supreme Court of Spain has ruled in favor of customers in a landmark case against Carrefour's revolving credit cards, allowing for the recovery of excessive interest charges.

The Spanish Supreme Court has ruled in favor of a collective lawsuit against revolving credit cards, citing a lack of transparency in their practices.

Goldman Sachs is set to move its Milan headquarters to a historic building previously occupied by Credit Suisse, reflecting its strategic strengthening in the Italian financial market.

Trump claims credit for the downfall of cartel leader Mencho, asserting that large parts of Mexico are controlled by drug cartels.

The article discusses the concept of 'sleep credit,' which suggests that individuals can prepare for expected sleep deprivation by accumulating sleep in advance.

A group of pensioners in mixed-age relationships will not qualify for Pension Credit, causing concern about their financial support.

The District Federal government has introduced a modified bill to assist the Bank of Brasília, capping credit operations at R$ 6.6 billion and reducing the number of properties involved in the proposal.

Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown warns that Nigel Farage's Reform UK will revert Britain to policies that exacerbate child poverty, advocating for the abolition of a controversial benefit limit.

A BBC expert warns consumers to be cautious when using credit cards on shopping and holiday booking platforms due to potential loopholes in consumer protection.

The Ecuadorian government appears to have neglected the VAT refunds for elderly citizens, failing to credit amounts for multiple months in 2025.

Mauritius faces challenges in maintaining its credit rating amid economic issues and political inertia following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Over 356,000 households in the UK have had their benefits cut by the Department for Work and Pensions due to failing to respond to migration letters regarding the transition to Universal Credit.

Jamie Dimon, the head of JPMorgan Chase & Co., warns that current trends in the financial industry could lead to a crisis similar to that of 2008, as heightened competition pushes some players to make unwise decisions.

The article emphasizes the importance of addressing loan delinquencies promptly and exploring debt adjustment options if repayment becomes difficult.

Private credit is facing severe challenges with a series of bankruptcies and the freezing of acquisitions, signaling a potential crisis in the rapidly expanding market valued at $3 trillion.

The Indian government is working on a system that will allow undergraduate students studying in one IIT to transfer and study at any of the 23 IIT campuses across the country, with credit transfers included.

Banco Bpm's extraordinary assembly approved statutory changes with a 95.4% majority, aligning governance with new capital laws and addressing Crédit Agricole's demands for board representation.

Concerns are rising in the U.S. and European markets that software companies may collapse due to AI threats, leading to fears of 'bad debt transfer' within private credit funds associated with these businesses.

The report discusses Milan's hosting of the Olympics and Paralympics, emphasizing its success despite initial skepticism and protests.

Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, has raised concerns about emerging parallels with the pre-2008 financial crisis, relating to risky lending patterns.

Goiânia will host the 16th Brazilian Credit Cooperative Congress, the world's largest event in the sector, officially launching on February 26.

In 2026, the consortium system in Brazil emerged as a popular alternative to traditional credit, with significant growth in both memberships and financial volume.

Jorge Brito, a key Argentine businessman, emphasizes the challenges faced by the private sector amidst the government's stabilization efforts and suggests gradually enabling dollar credit to stimulate growth.

Eleven top officials of the International Criminal Court, including eight judges and three prosecutors, are facing US sanctions due to their investigation into war crimes in Afghanistan and for other reasons.

Senator Elizabeth Warren criticizes President Trump for failing to cap credit card interest rates, which could save American families significant money.

Congress leader Imran Masood criticized the AI summit, questioning the country's greatness and challenging the perception that simply taking credit for others' work is admirable.

The article advises individuals receiving Universal Credit on how to inform the Department for Work and Pensions about changes in savings due to gifts, inheritances, or other income.

While Finnish consumers are experiencing more recurring payment difficulties, the number of serious debt issues has dropped significantly according to an analysis by the credit management company Intrum.

The amount of new loans from loan shark companies has surged to a 3.5-year high, indicating a growing trend of middle-to-low credit individuals turning to such lenders due to stricter regulations by the government.

A court in Campo Grande annulled a consortium contract due to misleading advertising regarding an immediate credit letter promise.

The article discusses how Edilaine Santos da Silva from Paraisópolis, Brazil, is seeking credit for her small business using alternative behavioral scoring methods due to her existing debt.

A court case in 1986 reveals that Margaret Keane, a talented artist, was the true creator of the iconic 'Big Eye' paintings, after her husband Walter Keane falsely claimed credit for decades.

Gospel artists Yinka Ayefele and BBO face allegations of copyright infringement from colleague Beautiful Nubia, who claims their songs copied his melody without credit.

A credit freeze can help prevent new credit accounts but does not fully protect against identity theft.

The Money Saving Expert team recommends registering to vote as a quick way to improve one’s credit score.

The DWP has announced a rise in Pension Credit payments for eligible individuals starting from April 2026.

Actor Arshad Warsi praised Jaya Bachchan's candid personality, contrasting her public image with her true demeanor.

Credit delinquency in Argentina has reached 5.5%, the highest level in six years, driven by increasing financial pressures on families.

The Brat credit card from Charli XCX's mockumentary 'The Moment' is purely fictional, yet a real version has emerged as a promotional tool following the film's release.

Major Brazilian banks are seeking regulatory changes to hold smaller financial institutions accountable after the Master bank crisis led to significant financial losses and institutional failures.

Jaanus Kriiva visited the Tartu Credit Union seeking to withdraw some of his funds but was informed that money is currently not being distributed to anyone.