A nightmare when you end up being declared a bankrupt


PETALING JAYA: Zura was declared a bankrupt with a massive debt of about a million ringgit when she was only 24.

She and her husband, who was her fiance then, were co-directors of a music recording company belonging to their friend who, unbeknown to them, had applied for loans under the company’s name.

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