Regulators find fraud in seminars for seniors
Regulators find fraud in seminars for seniors
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A study finds sales pitches, not unbiased advice, are typical. -- Accepting an invitation to a "free lunch" investment seminar could come at a high price -- especially if you are retired, according to findings released Monday by state and federal regulators. |
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