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Fraud would cost adviser authorisation

An AFA who was jailed last week on fraud charges after being blackmailed by his ex-mistress has lost his house and his wife's retirement savings ... and, potentially, his adviser authorisation.

Mon, Aug 10th 2015 05:59AM

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