A former financial adviser turned stand-up comic has had his assets frozen and been barred from leaving the country after ripping off clients to the tune of $750,000.
"They work but they seem to prefer to spend their own money on holidays and eating out, then approach my wife when there are bills to be paid," Bryan tells Paul Clitheroe.
The federal government is vowing to cut red tape and allow Aussies to access financial advice through their super fund in a massive shake-up of the industry.
With $54,000 in super at the age of 47, Michelle is considering using her inheritance to invest in a block of land. But Paul Clitheroe isn't convinced.
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