By Joanne Treloar — 5 December 2018 Weight lifted after family violence through NILS It was the small NILS loans that made a big difference to single mum of three, Donna Cleeland, following the emotional, physical and financial abuse she experienced at the hands of her ex-husband.
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The ‘Buy now, pay later’ industry must be regulated. Providers have no legal requirement to provide hardship assistance or conduct affordability checks. Don't get caught spending money you don't have. Smh.com.au Read More
By Joanne Treloar — 27 June 2018 LaunchME gives Bev the opportunity to stitch together a small business
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7 June 2018 Survey shows one in four people go without basics A new survey shows one in four people in Australia go without household essentials and can’t pay bills because their cost of living has become too expensive.