On the eve of web marketing event Click frenzy, MoneyHelp has warned Australian consumers to consider their next credit card bill before proceeding to the virtual checkout....
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed the Federal Government's Energy White Paper, which it believes is a significant improvement from the draft....
Read MoreConsumer Action is warning consumers about schemes which link up people who are desperate to sell their homes with people who are looking to buy but are unable to get...
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed a Federal Court ruling, which found debt collection agency ACM Group (and its predecessor Accounts Control Management Services) engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct as well...
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed comments made by ACCC Chairman Rod Sims, warning that the energy reform debate must address the real drivers of the unnecessary electricity price increases in Australia,...
Read MoreConsumer Action said that the plan to establish a consumer advocacy body to work in superannuation showed that the Government recognises the importance of independent advocacy....
Read MoreA new case lodged with the Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal highlights the Australian Consumer Law’s ‘consumer guarantee’ provisions and their ability to deal with disputes over second hand cars....
Read MoreA coalition of consumer groups is urging the Federal Government to reconsider aspects of its planned credit reporting reform which could see Australians have their credit history tarnished for late...
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed a Federal Court decision which found that salespeople who ignore visible Do Not Knock stickers are breaking the law and that their actions could result in...
Read MoreConsumer Action says a Federal Parliamentary committee's rejection of a private members bill designed to establish a do not knock register has heightened the importance of the Do Not Knock...
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