Latest news and articles about financial rights from NEX English
The Egyptian government has submitted a new family law project regulating personal status matters, including marriage, divorce, and custody, to the House of Representatives for discussion. The project includes a six-month period for filing requests for divorce.
Leaders from the Malaysian state of Sabah have asserted that the demand for 40% of constitutional revenues must be separated from federal development allocations. They emphasized the importance of distinguishing between the two during negotiations with the federal government.
The Saudi Central Bank has issued a circular outlining 16 cases of amounts exempt from seizure due to court orders, including 13 cases that do not affect customer deposits. This follows a complaint from a citizen against a local bank for exceeding the legally defined deduction percentage.
The UK government has announced new laws aimed at simplifying the cancellation of unwanted subscriptions, potentially saving consumers around £170 annually. These laws are set to come into effect in the spring of 2027.