Cash Plus in turmoil - Investment club in receivership - Investment club in receivership
The five-year-old investment club Cash Plus Limited, which has been engaged in a number of legal battles over the past 12 months, is in receivership. A company goes into receivership when its debt exceeds its income. Kevin Bandoian, a chartered accountant employed to Price-waterhouse Coopers...

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