Businesswoman launched £190,000 fraud to buy stocks and shares and pay off debts
Businesswoman launched £190,000 fraud to buy stocks and shares and pay off debts.
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Businesswoman launched £190,000 fraud to buy stocks and shares and pay off debts. Rupali Wagh, 50, of Cardiff, made multiple applications for loans under the Bounce Back Loans scheme but used the money for her own personal expenses.
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Businesswoman launched £190,000 fraud to buy stocks and shares and pay off debts.
reliability low1/2 sourcesRupali Wagh, 50, of Cardiff, made multiple applications for loans under the Bounce Back Loans scheme but used the money for her own personal expenses
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Businesswoman launched £190,000 fraud to buy stocks and shares and pay off debts.
omitted byCentercovered byLeft sideRupali Wagh, 50, of Cardiff, made multiple applications for loans under the Bounce Back Loans scheme but used the money for her own…
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