Financial misconduct compensation scheme faces $170m cost blowout

Australia's financial misconduct compensation scheme — meant to help victims of the First Guardian and Shield superannuation disasters and the Dixon Advisory fallout — is facing a one hundred seventy million dollar cost blowout. According to ABC News, the increase means taxpayers will foot a far larger bill than anticipated to repair the damage from these major financial scandals.

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