Consumer Action has today warned that a new self-regulatory approach for door-to-door sales of energy marketing is unlikely to reduce consumer detriment caused by widespread poor practices in the industry....
Read MoreIn this submission, Consumer Action responds to only one of the questions in the consultation paper - that is, ‘do the Victorian Taxi Directorate and taxi booking networks have adequate...
Read MoreExorbitant effective interest rates on short term loans, upwards of 400 per cent, continue to put the pinch on vulnerable Australians despite the introduction of responsible lending laws in 2010....
Read MoreConsumer Action welcomes the new Government's attempt to understand and address some of the underlying consumer concerns with the mandated rollout of Advanced Metering Infrastructure....
Read MoreA coalition of consumer groups is urging Parliament’s cross-benchers to support the Government’s proposed ban on mortgage early exit fees, a ban which will improve competition amongst lenders and shine...
Read MoreConsumer groups have made a joint consumer submission in response to the Clearing the Waters discussion paper released by the Australian Government on 5 April 2011. ...
Read MoreConsumer Action has contributed to a joint consumer submission in response to the Clearing the Waters discussion paper released by the Australian Government on 5 April 2011....
Read MoreMotor car dealer and financier Motor Finance Wizard has been ordered to cancel a car lease contract with a vulnerable customer, refund her money and clear her credit report. The legal...
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 MoreThe Fair Go in Insurance coalition* welcomes the proposed insurance reform package put forward by the Federal Government today but warns that several reforms are not guaranteed and would be...
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