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Financial adviser charged over $1m client scam

A southeast Queensland financial adviser has been charged with 10 counts of fraud after allegedly withdrawing almost $1m...

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01st Sept. 2020 7:09 AM

Brett Andrew Gordon accused of withdrawing from super funds of six clients

Financial adviser ‘used $1.1M of clients’ money’ to fund lifestyle

A financial adviser has been charged with dishonestly using clients’ money to the tune of $1.1 million over 11 years to...

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26th Feb. 2020 7:02 AM

A Townsville financial Adviser has faced court over using clients’ savings to ‘fund his personal lifestyle expenses’. Photo: FILE

Watchdog bans financial adviser after surveillance operation

THE financial watchdog has banned a Bundaberg financial adviser for four years, after it was found he was not acting in...

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27th Aug. 2019 3:08 PM

NOOSA District State High School students enjoyed learning about how to operate and manage a business.

Tricks of the trade: Crackdown on dodgy financial advisers

They have carved out careers advising financially struggling businesses on how to rort the tax system and potentially rip...

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17th Aug. 2019 2:08 PM

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Plea to jail businessman for using clients' $1.6m denied

AN appeal to have a former Gladstone financial planner put behind bars for using $1.59 million of his clients' money to...

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22nd Oct. 2018 10:10 AM

A former Gladstone financial adviser will not spend time behind bars for using $1.59m of his clients' money.

There's more than numbers to crunch with investing

Mary's retired and has some money socked away in super and should take it out. Or should she?

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25th Oct. 2017 4:10 PM

With the banks paying such a low rate of interest, pensioner "Mary”, 70, was better off not cashing in her superannuation.