Congressman
Harry Teague Travels abroad and workers get screwed at Pension Fund
Hyena Harry travels abroad and funds go missing. As administrator for Blue Fin Administrators, which oversees the Incartus Pension fund in the United Kingdom, how did $20m go missing? Well it was used by his family to buy his own assets!
Congress enriching themselves again! Investments by members of the United Strates House of representatives with pension funds.
Teague is on the board of Incartus Investments, gets
money from Incartus Pension Fund and buys his own company…FRAUD!!!!!
“Harry T. and the Chamber of Secrets” co-starring Oil and Republicans–Screenplay by Bill Richardson [Subtitle: The Behind-the-Scenes Adventures of Bill R., Harry Teague and the NM CD-02 Democratic Primary]
https://insightanalytical.wordpress.com/2008/04/29/harry-t-and-the-chamber-of-secrets-co-starring-oil-and-republicans-screenplay-by-bill-richardson/
The Associated Press
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — State Auditor Hector Balderas has returned a $10,000 campaign contribution from a company tied to a Santa Fe broker who received large fees as a placement agent on state investment deals.
The contribution was made in 2007 by SDN Advisers, a financial firm affiliated with Marc Correra, who potentially shared in more than $15 million in fees for helping money management firms win investment business from New Mexico's permanent and pension funds.
Correra is part owner of a horse racing track and casino planned in Raton, which received a state racing license earlier this year. His wife, Claudia, once worked in the Richardson administration as the state's international protocol officer.
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State Auditor Returns Contribution From NM Broker-Harry Teague each received $2,300 from Correra
The Associated Press
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — State Auditor Hector Balderas has returned a $10,000 campaign contribution from a company tied to a Santa Fe broker who received large fees as a placement agent on state investment deals.
The contribution was made in 2007 by SDN Advisers, a financial firm affiliated with Marc Correra, who potentially shared in more than $15 million in fees for helping money management firms win investment business from New Mexico's permanent and pension funds.
Correra is part owner of a horse racing track and casino planned in Raton, which received a state racing license earlier this year. His wife, Claudia, once worked in the Richardson administration as the state's international protocol officer.
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