Consumer Action has published its first newsletter for the new Victorian Parliament, outlining the major issues facing Victorian consumers and the action we're seeking in this parliamentary term....
Read MoreConsumer Action, Financial Rights Legal Centre, Choice and Maurice Blackburn Lawyers have provided comment on the Interim report on Retail Life Insurance Advice....
Read MoreConsumer advocates disappointed that the life insurance industry’s response to damning ASIC figures about industry compliance hasn't considered moving forward without commission-based sales....
Read MoreConsumer Action has accepted the Government's invitation to provide input to the 2015-16 Commonwealth Budget....
Read MoreConsumer Action and the Consumer Utilities Advocacy Centre have provided input to the Energy Networks Association's position paper, Towards a National Approach to Electricity Network Tariff Reform....
Read MoreExtended warranty products are often sold with used cars. However, some of these products, known collectively as “discretionary risk products”, give the provider an absolute discretion over paying claims....
Read MoreAn application was lodged with VCAT after Ms Sheree Becker, and her company Again Investments Pty Ltd signed a single mother of two children to a $309,000 ‘rent to buy’...
Read MoreConsumer Action has provided a submission on Australian Securities and Investments Commission Consultation Paper 224: Facilitating electronic financial services disclosure....
Read MoreConsumer Action and Financial Rights Legal Centre have made a joint submission to the Legal Services Council's consultation on the proposed General Rules under the Legal Profession Uniform Law....
Read MoreConsumer Action and Financial Rights Legal Centre have made a joint submission to the Law Council of Australia's current consultation on the proposed Legal Practice Rules and Legal Profession Conduct...
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