Investing in shares - a beginner's guide Part 4
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Extra year's jail for finance director
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Watchdog still mulling Hanover charges
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No cash to teach investors
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Financial advisor Ross out of hospital
Embattled Wellington financial advisor David Ross has been released from hospital.
Everyone 'swore by him'
Investors feel betrayed by failure of Ross Asset Management and its manager.
Ross investors might have to return money
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SFO begins probe into fund manager
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Company accused of Ponzi-type scheme
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Bridgecorp broke in 2006: PwC
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