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'Crocodile Hunter' widow settles lawsuit with Australian debt collector
Alyssa Treasury Services, a debt recovery agency, had sued Australia Zoo -- the wildlife park that was operated by Steve Irwin and his wife, Terri Irwin, in Queensland state -- for money allegedly owed to ...
Topix - Published 2 months ago
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Debt recovery service from Nautilus Investigations
The various services provided by Nautilus Investigations include process server, divorce documents, field calls, family court documents and debt management.
Ferret Product - Published 2 months, 3 weeks ago
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Is this who Gatto is looking for?
Singapore-based businessman target of underworld figure's $300 million debt-recovery mission.
The Age - Published 2 months, 4 weeks ago
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Watchdog urged to probe housing cover
ONE of Australia's biggest debt collection companies, Prushka Fast Debt Recovery, has called on the nation's corporate regulator to investigate the housing insurance sector.
The Australian Property News - Published 5 months ago
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Brand News January 2008
In this edition: - My Business Magazine February 2008 - Marketing Angels to appear on Kochie's Business Builders Program - Get Your Wings with Marketing Angels. - Contractors Debt Recovery Case Study.
Marketing Angels - Published 5 months, 2 weeks ago
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Surviving Corporate Adolescence
Cashflow key to successful transition from SME to large corporation A Veda Advantage study has debunked the myth that the majority of companies close in their first year. The study, which analysed the age of companies entering financial administration during the last financial year, demonstrated that only 1.5% of businesses closed during this period. The Veda Advantage study showed that of the companies entering into external administration in 2007, the highest rate of business closures actually occurred in the third (9.2%) or fourth (9%) year of operation. Almost* one third (32.3%) of the company closures occurred in their second to fifth year from start up. “The transition from an SME operation to a larger business is like a period of corporate adolescence,” says Erica Hughes, Veda Advantage General Manager of Information Services and Solutions. “It may seem like an effort at the time, but once a business reaches a certain point in its development, it’s time to take on a more mature style of financial operation - or risk losing all the upside of the establishment period. This is the critical time for business to pay attention to their cash flow, and credit systems. While it is widely believed that ...
Veda Advantage - Published 7 months ago
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Debt recovery DOs and DON'Ts
“Some debts are fun when you are acquiring them, but none are fun when you set about retiring them”. So wrote the American poet and humorist Ogden Nash (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogden_Nash). Arguably even less fun is the plight of the creditor, forced to chase bad debts in what can be a messy, protracted and often bitter affair for all involved. For best practice two things are paramount. First, a professional approach to debt recovery. Second, a willingness to review and improve internal procedures and documents. It is remarkable how a combination of professionalism, procedures and documents silence those who might otherwise whine or wriggle their way out of paying up. In our experience very few businesses have in place arrangements for which no improvement is needed.
Dilanchian Lawyers - Published 8 months, 3 weeks ago
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Collection House misses out
LISTED debt recovery firm Collection House has been dealt a major blow after missing out on a share in the collection of up to $3 billion of debt on behalf of the Australian Tax Office.
Herald Sun - Published 8 months, 4 weeks ago
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Debt collector's struggle
PROFITS at debt-recovery group Collection House continue to shrink, with the business to report full-year earnings almost 70 per cent below two years ago.
Courier Mail Business News - Published 11 months, 2 weeks ago
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$32m databases offloaded
DEBT-recovery group Collection House is offloading $32 million in databases including a business information group it sought to list two years ago.
Courier Mail Business News - Published 1 year ago
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Mortgage default register 'is needed'
Australia's largest privately owned debt collection agency is calling for a register of mortgage defaults, as growing number of home owners struggle to keep up repayments.Prushka Fast Debt Recovery, which collects money on behalf of many as 37,000 parties around Australia, said that, with an increasing number of lenders taking possession of properties, such a register would be timely.
ninemsn Business News - Published 1 year, 3 months ago
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ASA pans pay package
A PAY package vote for the new boss of debt recovery group Collection House has come under fire for including a $900,000 "gun-to-the-head threat".
Courier Mail Business News - Published 1 year, 5 months ago
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Profit crash prediction
DEBT recovery group Collection House has warned profits for the half year could crash to $700,000 at best, down from almost $3 million recorded 12 months ago.
Courier Mail Business News - Published 1 year, 5 months ago
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