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Personal finance: Allied mortgage survives despite repeated sanctions

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Ashley and Sal DePaula stand near rental property they owned in Ponchatoula, La., near Hammond. They say they were pawns in an Allied scam.
Allied mortgage company survives despite repeated sanctions
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