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A surge in scams in 2022 threatens to easily eclipse victims’ losses last year, and your tax return is a key target for criminals.
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Worrying sign of a coming crash
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Dodgy landlords tripped up by social media
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The dangers of lending friends money
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The big insurance problems for Aussies
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