Current debate referencing fresh food ignores non-taxed everyday items such as breakfast cereals and infant formula
Read More Consumer group stresses that basic foods, not just fresh food are currently exempt from GST
Watchdog warns consumers against giving personal details when receiving calls
Read More ACCC reports spike in scammers imitating Centrelink officers
“Watered down” announcement allows advisers to retain commissions
Read More CHOICE says life insurance reforms a step in the right direction
Bank charged customers for loan protection insurance while the customer did not have a active loan
Read More Westpac to refund premiums for unwanted insurance cover
Discounted tickets available for CFA members ahead of 30 November event
Read More CFA presents Consumer Experts Roundtable in preparation for 2016 Consumer Law review
Standards Australia has released four Australian/New Zealand standards on Safety of toys available for public comment until the 14 December 2015.
Read More Public comment now open on Toy Safety Standards
Paddle Pops and Tinny Teddies give “tick” despite low health start ratings
Read More Food companies telling tales with school canteen certifications
While lenders need to lift their game, people should “do their homework” and investigate options
Read More ASIC helps consumers to understand risks of interest-only mortgages
CHOICE says the Federal Government’s response to the Financial System Inquiry delivers for consumers.
Read More Government delivers credit card surcharge death blow
Regulations aren’t working, say consumer advocates
Read More New research shows payday lending sector booming as low income consumers suffer
Informal credit practice can see at risk consumers lose control of debit cards
Read More ASIC releases a report into book up practices in Indigenous communities
Blog posts about effectiveness of whopping cough vaccine under fire
Read More Court imposes penalty for false or misleading claims by Homeopathy Plus
