Consumer Action does not agree with the Commission's assessment that subsidising flood insurance will reduce the incentives for consumers to mitigate their flood risk and so create a barrier to...
Read MoreThe submission outlines why Consumer Action doesn't support the proposal to exempt restaurants and cafes from national single pricing requirements....
Read MoreConsumer Action's response to a Commonwealth Government discussion paper on reducing reliance on payday lending....
Read MoreAnother 26 complaints about door-to-door salespeople have been lodged with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) as part of the Consumer Action Law Centre’s Do Not Knock Campaign. ...
Read MoreConsumer Action’s response to the Review of Limited Merits Review Regime's Consultation Paper 2, Additional Statement of Issues and Questions....
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 MoreWe've all seen letters or messages from banks trying to entice us to increase our credit card limits. They come in a range or forms from 'Congratulations, you’ve been pre-approved',...
Read MoreThe Federal Government’s ATM Taskforce has delivered a mixed bag for consumers in its reports on transparency and competition....
Read MoreThe Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (VCAT) has ordered Punk Jobs to repay $1150 to a dissatisfied customer who alleged he was mislead and that Punk Jobs failed to deliver...
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