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Something we need to talk about in time of trouble The Australian Government has temporarily changed bankruptcy law to help protect people who are facing unmanageable debt as a result of the economic impacts of COVID-19. If you’re a sole trader, or operating a business as a partnership, you could face personal bankruptcy if you can’t pay your debts. If you’re in financial difficulty you can now apply for temporary debt protection; this prevents recovery action by unsecured creditors for six months. You can use the time to: Change your habits, stop spending so that you don’t solve on crisis and create another. This can also mean a change of culture. Seek help for those things that may have caused your problem. If you gamble start by getting rid of the betting app. Be honest about your situation with those around, but do not ask them to bail you out if you haven’t changed your spending, financial and monetary habits and culture. Consider negotiate payment plans wit...