Consumer Action has made a submission to the Commonwealth Attorney-General's Department on proposed regulations for the Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protections) Bill....
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a submission to Commonwealth Treasury in response to draft regulations to support the Consumer Credit Enhancements Bill 2012....
Read MoreConsumer Action strongly supports ASIC's position that advertisements should give clear, accurate and balanced messages and allow consumers to make appropriate decisions, rather than simply avoid being misleading or deceptive....
Read MoreThis submission argues that the development of an independent measure of the cost of bank funding, regularly reported by a reputable source, may help resolve consumer frustration about home loan...
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a submission to the inquiry into the post-GFC banking sector....
Read MoreThis submission comments on amendments relating to payday lending and processes for debtors who are in hardship....
Read MoreConsumer Action welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the Reserve Bank of Australia - Treasury ATM Taskforce's report on the March 2009 ATM reforms....
Read MoreConsumer Action welcomes the opportunity to comment on the exposure draft of the National Consumer Credit Protection Amendment Regulations 2011....
Read MoreConsumer Action supports the amendments in principle and broadly in the terms of the proposed Regulations. However, we recommend that changes be made to tighten the definition of “break fee”...
Read MoreConsumer Action is a strong supporter of the objectives of the Financial Services Working Group in endeavouring to make financial services product disclosure simpler and more meaningful for consumers, and...
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