In response to the recent collapse of the Shield Master Fund, the federal government is set to implement stricter regulations on questionable superannuation funds. This comes after Macquarie Group agreed …
Fraud
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A 23-year-old aged care worker in south-east Queensland has been charged with an alarming 113 offences, stemming from allegations of financial exploitation of elderly residents in her care. The woman, …
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A postal worker has been arrested in connection with a bizarre spending spree involving stolen bank cards, which police allege is part of a $1.4 million fraud scheme. Mauro Paul …
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Three individuals, including a postal worker, have been arrested and face charges for allegedly stealing bank cards from the mail system and distributing them to organised crime groups in Sydney. …
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Appeals Court Dismisses Significant Civil Fraud Penalty Imposed on US President Donald Trump
by adminThe New York appeals court has overturned a significant financial penalty imposed on former President Donald Trump while confirming a finding of fraud related to his longstanding exaggeration of wealth. …
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Rapper Sean Kingston Receives 3.5-Year Prison Sentence for $2.3 Million Fraudulent Scheme
by adminRapper Sean Kingston, known legally as Kisean Paul Anderson, has been sentenced to three and a half years in prison following his conviction for a $1.5 million fraud scheme. The …
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A man from Sydney is facing legal action for allegedly conducting a significant tax fraud operation that spanned over a decade. Employed at a consulting firm, he reportedly submitted numerous …
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Authorities in Sydney have charged the alleged masterminds behind a significant multi-million-dollar fraud operation, which involved nearly 200 offences, following early morning raids by police. The investigation, designated as Strike …
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In Australia, an alarming trend involving “money mules” has come to light, with individuals renting out their bank accounts to facilitate the laundering of millions of dollars on behalf of …
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On Tuesday afternoons at 4pm, many individuals find themselves in the midst of a frenzy, juggling work commitments and school pick-ups, which makes them particularly vulnerable to scams. An analysis …