Consumer Action and Consumer Credit Legal Centre (NSW) have coordinated and written a joint consumer submission to the independent review of the Financial Ombudsman Service....
Read MoreConsumer Action Law has made a submission to the Senate Economics References Committee inquiry into the performance of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission....
Read MoreA review has found that some online lenders providing ’payday loans’ are reluctant to embrace the spirit of new regulations intended to provide consumers with sufficient warnings about the hazards...
Read MoreConsumer Action Law Centre and Consumer Utilities Advocacy Centre have welcomed news that Melbourne households would benefit from the early refinancing of the desalination plant project....
Read MoreConsumer Action has welcomed today’s Federal Court ruling that the sticker is legally enforceable under the Australian Consumer Law. The decision means ignoring the sticker could lead to a fine...
Read MoreNew restrictions on Victoria’s energy concessions will make it harder for some low income Victorians to access affordable electricity and gas, and discriminate against concession holders based upon their postcode....
Read MoreA new report from Consumer Action Law Centre and the Victorian Council of Social Service finds new restrictions on Victoria’s energy concessions will make it harder for some low income...
Read MoreConsumer Action welcomes Maurice Blackburn’s class action against Cash Converters, which alleges Cash Converters ‘illegally exploited thousands of financially struggling Australians by imposing charges that far exceed the legal interest...
Read MoreHelpful advice from our financial counselling team to help you deal with the holiday season....
Read MoreConsumer Action has made a submission on the draft Revision of AS ISO 10002-2006: Guidelines for Complaint Handling in Organisations....
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