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Westpac financial advice customer Jacqueline McDowall tells the royal commission that the bank's negligent planning led her and her husband to sell their family home but left them with no chance of realising their dream of starting a bed and breakfast.
Source: ABC News | Duration: 1min 26sec
Topics: royal-commissions, banking, melbourne-3000
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