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| | | Australians have lost over $70 million to investment scams in the first half of 2021, a figure that is expected to double by the end of the year with increased reports of cryptocurrency scams, imposter bond scams and Ponzi schemes, according to the ... |
| | | | ... consultation, which closes on July 27, comes as Australian Competition and Consumers Commission data shows a rise in crypto scams. For the first five months of this year almost $27 million in losses from Bitcoin-related scams was reported to the watchdog. ... |
| | | | Fake investment opportunities fleeced Australians $328 million and accounted for the largest scams in 2020. This is according to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission's (ACCC) latest report Targeting Scams, which unveiled a recording-breaking ... |
| | | | The corporate regulator identified several ongoing investment scams including duping consumers into establishing self-managed super funds, and advertisements for crypto-asset and contracts for difference disguised as fake news articles. ASIC has discovered ... |
| | | | ... start of 2021, replacing it with new teaching resources and tips for students on taxation, and ways to identify and avoid scams. The Australian Capital Territory will implement the ban in July. |
| | | | Investment scams robbed Australians $65 million last year and are tipped to lose up to $100 million in 2021. This is according to Finbold, which found that investment fraud was the number one scam that prey Australians. Dating and romance scams (23%) ... |
| | | | ... of $1 million. AFCA resolved disputes totalling $294 million. Earlier this year, the ATO found the early release of super scams cost Australians over $6 million. Untersteiner noted that superannuation funds worked with AFCA to resolve consumer concerns ... |
| | | | ... level of interest in financial advice in 2020 compared to 2019 motivated mainly by a heightened interest in superannuation, scams and misconduct," said Allan Gray Australia chief operating officer JD de Lange. "It appears the pandemic caused us to pay ... |
| | | | ... (ATO) has confirmed it is still working with the Australian Federal Police (AFP) to crack down on early release of super scams which cost Australians over $6 million. Combined, the value of scams rose 23% in 2020, with a rise in investment scams and ... |
| | | | Australians falling victim to scams rose around 20% in November, with investment scams taking the most money from consumers at around $9.5 million, according to the ACCC. In November, money lost to all types of scams rose to $18.7 million, up 20.2% ... |
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