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Sunday, December 11, 2005

Collection Attorney News - Abyssinia Looks to Former State Minister as Chairman


Abyssinia Looks to Former State Minister as Chairman
AllAfrica.com - Dec 08 12:29 PM
The Bank of Abyssinia (BoA), which has declared a record high net profit of 61.6 million Br in its nine-year history, is looking to appoint a former state minister within the EPRDF administration as the new chairman of the board of directors, sources disclosed.Save to My Web

School Loans May Bite Into Social Security
Los Angeles Times - Dec 08 12:25 AM
The high court rules that the U.S. may take as much as 15% of benefits to pay off federally backed student loans.Save to My Web

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