Like “made in” claims, unit pricing ensures happy consumers and healthy markets
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ASIC concerned that benefits of self-managed super funds overstated
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Ahead of World Consumer Rights Day, CFA says access to information while shopping is paramount
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Organisations advocating for older people will be funded at least until 2017
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Consumer Action calls for an ombudsman for private education sector
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The CFA Standards Projects highlights consumer interests in the development of safety and efficiency regulations
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Extended warranties on used vehicles can be designed not to pay out for reasonable claims
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Minimum price of naked broadband plans didn’t meet prominence requirements
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Identical products sold as specialty drugs
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ASIC also enlisted to institute separate proceedings concerning consumer finance laws
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CPSA highlights party differences in wholesale electricity policy
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Consumer coalition continues to campaign for release of draft deal
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