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1 October , 2012

ASIC consults on FOFA conflicted remuneration provisions

FOFA reforms are intended to better align the interests of financial advisers and their retail clients.

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1 October , 2012 2 comments on "Direct Debits – Good or Bad for Consumers?"

Direct Debits – Good or Bad for Consumers?

Direct debits are convenient and often earn discounts; but Ian Jarratt argues there are risks for consumers. What do you think?

Read More Direct Debits – Good or Bad for Consumers?

1 October , 2012

Don’t Knock – It’s the Law!

Financial Counselling Australia congratulates the ACCC on a significant win for consumers.

Read More Don’t Knock – It’s the Law!

28 September , 2012 1 comment on "Court decision a ringing endorsement of the Do Not Knock sticker"

Court decision a ringing endorsement of the Do Not Knock sticker

Federal court finds salespeople who ignore visible Do Not Knock stickers are breaking the law.

Read More Court decision a ringing endorsement of the Do Not Knock sticker

28 September , 2012

$1 million in penalties for door-to-door sales

First case to be brought under the Unsolicited Consumer Agreement provisions of the Australian Consumer Law.

Read More $1 million in penalties for door-to-door sales

27 September , 2012

Research shows electricity is the main household concern

New campaign to put power back in the hands of energy consumers

Read More Research shows electricity is the main household concern

27 September , 2012

The new world of advertising is here, so listen on Spotify and have a Coke

New marketing channels reinforce the legitimacy of junk food marketing.

Read More The new world of advertising is here, so listen on Spotify and have a Coke

27 September , 2012

Credit Ombudsman Service: Consumer director wanted

COSL seeks an outstanding person as a non-executive Consumer Director.

Read More Credit Ombudsman Service: Consumer director wanted

25 September , 2012

No need to pay for dispute resolution: TIO

Ombudsman says consumers have access to free complaints services so don’t need to pay for credit repair.

Read More No need to pay for dispute resolution: TIO

25 September , 2012

Consumer representative for occupational licensing

CFA has been invited to nominate a candidate to the interim Occupational Licensing Advisory Committees

Read More Consumer representative for occupational licensing

24 September , 2012

Electricity and the power of choice – for whom?

Lynne Chester explains the effects of the rise of electricity prices on lower-income households.

Read More Electricity and the power of choice – for whom?

24 September , 2012

House of Reps committee rejects ‘Do Not Knock’ Bill

Proponents not satisfied. We recommend using Do Not Knock stickers for now!

Read More House of Reps committee rejects ‘Do Not Knock’ Bill

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