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Consumer advocates have responded to the Australian Consumer Law Review conducted by Consumer Affairs Australia and New Zealand, noting some great wins for Australian consumers. Consumer Action Law Centre (CALC) CEO Gerard Brody said in a media release that there are some important changes on the horizon. ‘The Final Report proposes to make insurance contracts…
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…Simply Energy & Red Energy didn’t get the memo
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… regulators must play a role
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80 per cent of small money claims go undefended
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… lenders get a back door to charge more fees
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CALC shares concerns about unclear premium increases and hidden costs
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CALC welcomes introduction of bill into Federal Parliament
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Report identifies good practice in enforcement outcomes and reporting
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Radio Rentals advertising may not match the fine print
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CALC and CUAC want affordable payment plans and improved access to concessions
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CALC questions compliance with responsible lending provisions
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Friday’s COAG meeting a “once in a decade chance” at energy reform
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