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Combatting Foreign Student Money Mules: AUSTRAC's New Guidance - Vimarsana News

Combatting Foreign Student Money Mules: AUSTRAC's New Guidance

Today AUSTRAC released a new financial crime guide to help businesses identify and report suspicious activity related to criminal networks targeting

Students targeted to become money mules - and face severe consequences - Vimarsana News

Students targeted to become money mules - and face severe consequences

There are new warnings about those work-from-home job ads that seems too good to be true - or promise BIG returns on investment. Many are trying to recruit so-called 'Money Mules'. The Australian Federal Police and financial institutions say more criminal syndicates are targeting students to become money mules.

Source: sbs.com.au
'Lucrative' money muling scams targeting uni students on the rise | Parkes Champion-Post - Vimarsana News

'Lucrative' money muling scams targeting uni students on the rise | Parkes Champion-Post

Uni students seeking easy part-time work at risk of money muling scams in Australia as police discover job ads.

'Lucrative' money muling scams targeting uni students on the rise | The Singleton Argus - Vimarsana News

'Lucrative' money muling scams targeting uni students on the rise | The Singleton Argus

Uni students seeking easy part-time work at risk of money muling scams in Australia as police discover job ads.

'Lucrative' money muling scams targeting uni students on the rise | Namoi Valley Independent - Vimarsana News

'Lucrative' money muling scams targeting uni students on the rise | Namoi Valley Independent

Uni students seeking easy part-time work at risk of money muling scams in Australia as police discover job ads.

Source: nvi.com.au