Ross investors want his superannuation
Fraudster David Ross turned 65 on Sunday but is he eligible for pension payments?
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Investors duped out of $115 million by the man responsible for New Zealand's biggest individual fraud want his superannuation payments – because he turned 65 on Sunday.
But David Ross will be ineligible to receive the pension for at least another three years while he serves the remainder of his
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Hamish McNicol
Mon, 20 Apr 2015
Mon, 20 Apr 2015
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Ross investors want his superannuation
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