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  • Deputy Economic Policy Editor, POLITICO
Washington, D.C.
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Media Release

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By David Harrison 
| opoint.com
Industry Association for the Western Trade Coast Media Release 7 May 2026 WA Budget a good start, but more to be done Today’s State Budget signals that the WA Government is serious about supporting the future growth and success of the Western Trade Coast through strategic infrastructure investment and initiatives to grow economic capacity. However, while it is a good start to address the barriers faced by local industry, the task is far from done.
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Questions about refinancing a mortgage I'll never pay off

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By David Harrison 
| BiggerPockets
Hi, I have a double wide home mobile and will never pay off the mortgage. I'd like to retire in a few years and would like to get the monthly payments down as low as possible. Since I'll never pay the place off getting the monthly payments lowered is the most important thing imo at this time. Can I refinance and make it work that way? Is there a way to make this situation to the lender's advantage?
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At long last - New opportunities for foreign investment in Vietnam’s banking sector | JD Supra

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By David Harrison 
| JD Supra
[co-author: Hanh Vu] Vietnam's banking sector, historically constrained by tight foreign ownership restrictions and capital adequacy demands, is set to benefit from Decree No. 69/2025/ND-CP, in effect since 19 May 2025. This Decree strategically elevates the total foreign ownership limitation from 30% to 49% for certain commercial banks involved in acquiring distressed credit institutions.
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