Consumer advocates believe Bank West’s $15 direct debit cancellation fee was unfair, unnecessary, and potentially unlawful, and have welcomed its demise....
Read MoreConsumer Action and Consumer Utilities Advocacy Centre have made a supplementary submission on the Australian Energy Market Commission's 'Draft Rule Determination: Retailer Price Variations in Market Retail Contracts.'...
Read MoreConsumer Action currently has an opportunity for a financial counsellor to join our friendly and professional MoneyHelp team. ...
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed the Competition Policy Review Draft Report and its emphasis ‘on protecting competition and not competitors,’ but ask the review’s panellists to consider how the demand side...
Read MoreConsumer Action agrees with the premise of the rule change that 'in practice it is difficult for customers to access their data from market participants in an understandable format and...
Read MoreConsumer Action is concerned that forcing welfare recipients to receive and spend their benefits on a certain card will adversely affect their consumer choice. ...
Read MoreConsumer Action supports the position articulated by CHOICE, which has recommended the Government not proceed with the Bill....
Read MoreANZ Bank and the Consumer Action have jointly prepared this paper to provide additional information and to help advance thinking on options for improving the current consumer disclosure regime....
Read MoreCar dealer Foton Dandenong has been found to have broken the Australian Consumer Law, and All Loans R Us found to have engaged in unlicensed credit activity....
Read MoreConsumer Utilities Advocacy Centre and Consumer Action have responded to the the Australian Energy Market Commission's draft determination on their proposal to fix energy prices for the term of...
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