Mark Carney will be a busy man between this and the Canadian elections coming up.
I'm also really curious- 24k in CC debt isn't a huge deal when you make 550k annually.He had been dragged to court for unpaid credit card debt in December and a poster put something about gambling. I really hope that is not the case.
I agree with your statement, but if he makes 550k a year and can't pay off 24k in CC debt than that would be a much larger issue.I'm also really curious- 24k in CC debt isn't a huge deal when you make 550k annually.
You have to be pretty stupid to allow that to come to light...
If what Bob heard is true, Kenni needs to get a handle on that before talking to any financial advisor.I agree with your statement, but if he makes 550k a year and can't pay off 24k in CC debt than that would be a much larger issue.
Sounds like he could benefit from Dave Ramsey's baby steps.
He was a disaster there.
C’mon..you don’t think you could have matched that ONE win???? LOLTo be fair, I likely would have done worse.
Sketchy, financial stuff will do you in. Easy to prove and little room for interpretation.According to Burns’ termination letter, which The Athletic obtained on Monday, the coach violated university policies concerning purchasing card expenses, conflict of interest and code of conduct in addition to Ohio’s ethics laws, along with “dishonesty in the performance of the (job) duties.” The school also claimed his act brought the school into “public disrepute, embarrassment, contempt, scandal or ridicule.” The specifics of those violations were not revealed. The letter was signed by school president Todd Diacon.
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/62...etic_untilsaturday_newsletter&userId=11702194
It's possible. Though with sports betting illegal in Minnesota, there might not have been an opportunity unlike Ohio.With this guy being so reckless it makes you question if anything ever happened at Minnesota and was kept under wraps.