'All the Money is Sequestered': The Drama of Will Bank Clients After Central Bank Liquidation
The liquidation of Will Bank by Brazil's Central Bank has left many clients, particularly in the northeast, without access to their funds, causing significant distress among users reliant on the bank for basic living expenses.
PayPal Hack Results in Money Transfers from Users' Accounts
A recent cyber breach of PayPal has allowed hackers to access user accounts, leading to unauthorized money transfers and data leaks.
Millions of Brits could be missing out on big savings, says money saving expert
Many Brits, especially retirees from specific jobs, could be failing to access substantial discounts and savings available to them.
‘I slashed my water bill by £400 a year by following Martin Lewis tip’
A MoneySavingExpert.com reader shares how she reduced her water bill by £400 annually by using advice from Martin Lewis to access a water social tariff.
VIDEO: Man uses emergency exit and air conditioning duct to invade shopping stores and steals money, watches and jewelry, in PR
A man broke into two stores at a shopping mall in Londrina, Paraná, stealing cash, watches, and jewelry by using an emergency exit and an air conditioning duct to access the rooftops of the establishments.
Big announcement by CM Yogi in Gorakhpur, lack of money will no longer be an obstacle for treatment
In Gorakhpur, CM Yogi Adityanath assured citizens that financial constraints will not hinder access to medical treatment, instructing officials to expedite support for those in need.
Nicola Lagioia: "Money has become crucial to access a public position, and that is a problem for democracy"
Author Nicola Lagioia discusses the increasing influence of money in politics and its implications for democracy.
Daily Summary of JN: TCU Minister Restricts Central Bank Access to Master Process; Suspect Throws Money Out the Window During PF Operation on Rioprevidência and Master
A TCU minister has limited the Central Bank's access to the Master case, amid ongoing investigations by the federal police into corruption linked to Rioprevidência.
Beware of the Ghost Pairing scam: this is how cybercriminals steal sensitive data and money
A new scam called Ghost Pairing is emerging on WhatsApp, where cybercriminals deceive victims to gain access to their accounts without needing passwords.
DWP alert over new powers to 'take money out of people's bank accounts'
The DWP has been granted new 'draconian' powers allowing officials to access bank account information and withdraw funds directly from accounts of those in debt to the department.
The Watchmaking Lodge: Buying ultra-luxury watches requires more than just money
In the world of high-end watchmaking, money merely grants access, as true luxury pieces are chosen by their wearers and require an understanding of tradition and craftsmanship.
Health: Less money for psychotherapy? What nonsense!
The article argues that as mental health issues rise in Germany, there should be an increased commitment from healthcare decision-makers to provide better access to psychotherapy, rather than cutting funding and reducing training opportunities for professionals.
The Ministry of Finance is concerned about the decline in the fight against money laundering
The Ministry of Finance expresses concern over the waning political commitment to combat money laundering in Estonia, as challenges arise in sharing information with foreign partners due to restricted access to compliance registries.
Nationwide helps thousands gain access to more money
Nationwide's 'Better Off' calculator has helped uncover £75 million in unclaimed benefits for UK members by allowing them to check their eligibility for various benefits.
Money for creating infrastructure, purchasing training equipment, and caring for those in need
The article discusses an offer that combines access to PRO.RP.PL and The New York Times, providing unlimited access to various content for a year.
Corruption, trafficking, and small bills: five agents tried for charging access to a free waste disposal site in Marseille
Five agents working at a waste disposal site in Marseille are on trial for passive corruption, accused of accepting money for access to the site and organizing paid waste trafficking.