Report finds that fine print in many warranties means it’s very unlikely to get a claim paid out
Read More “Almost completely worthless” Used car warranties catching out countless Australians
Judgement restricts film makers from accessing personal details of people believed to have pirated
Read More Copyright Cowboys show down in court: CHOICE continues campaign for a fair response to piracy
Report shows offers of “free bets” is forcing people into debt
Read More Financial counsellors urge Government to ban access to credit for online gambling
Consumer Action says review an opportunity to improve protections for vulnerable customers
Read More Consumer advocates welcome review into payday lending industry
CFA provides volunteer representatives on Standards Australia Committees as part of its Standards Project
Read More CFA adds consumer voice to DIY vehicle repair standards
Consumers are getting a raw deal says analyst
Read More New report shows big 4 banks have failed to pass on $2.07 billion in interest rate cuts
Consumer advocate says regulator allows networks to run inefficiently
Read More PIAC clears first hurdle in landmark legal challenge to electricity network prices
Consumers easily able to compare cost of renting versus buying household goods
Read More New ‘Rent vs Buy’ calculator for consumers on ASIC’s MoneySmart website
Travellers an be charged up to 67% more than advertised price if automatic surcharges aren’t deselected
Read More Consumer groups says Jetstar is opting-in to trick ticket buyers
Just one per cent of premiums paid out as claims to insurance customers
Read More Insurers to refund $2 million in ‘useless’ payday premiums after ASIC investigation
Representatives sought for a number of vacancies on Standards committees. EOI close 22 July
Read More Could you represent consumers on a Standards Australia Technical Committee?
Up to one-third of consumers will not report a problem to their provider
Read More Telco survey suggests some consumers not exercising their right to complain
