Rable maintained that part of the problem is that too many credit union executives rely on what they think they know about
financially underserved people instead of seeking out facts.
Financially, with the existence of the unlucky star in the life cycle, money is easy come and easy go.
For example, up to a third of parents of children between the age of 18 and 29 sometimes help
financially, whereas a fifth of parents of children aged over 40 provide their children with financial support.
The Petitioner must be vigilant to identify such instances where a general conversation begins to focus on issues that are likely to
financially impact her or her son.
"He says that while there are PS3m worth of new buses on order for the routes, delivery is contingent on the routes being
financially viable.
Reportedly, it was the government and not the US Embassy that compensated the victims families
financially for their losses.
Nearly a third (32%) say that they are '
financially comfortable' so have no pressing reason to downsize and almost one in three (29%) say that moving would be too much of a hassle.
The motion tabled by Ghanzi North, MP Mr Noah Salakae, requested government 'to consider encouraging willing
financially able beneficiaries of the Old Age Pension Scheme to opt out if they feel they do not need it, to enable government to deal with the current social living expense.'
They said, that we have to be prepared to give the same session which we have learnt today to the community, who will come from village who is
financially illiterate, for this sake they distributed a guideline book among us that how we have to perform in front of those audience.
Many of the big names you know today weren't always
financially free.
FEWER Britons are struggling
financially but feelings of depression and anxiety appear to be on the rise, according to new data.
JUST 40% of parents living with older children say their family is
financially secure, according to a survey.
