Consumer groups welcome banks’ improved approach to financial difficultty
Problems with hardship problems have been a sore point
Read More Consumer groups welcome banks’ improved approach to financial difficultty
Problems with hardship problems have been a sore point
Read More Consumer groups welcome banks’ improved approach to financial difficultty
New weapon in the fight against pesky and persistent door-to-door energy salespeople
Read More Online ‘No Contact Form’ the latest tool to stop door-to-door energy sales
Consumer Action welcomes first significant move by an energy company
Read More Energy Australia leads industry in ending door-to-door sales
CALC welcomes Zaam Rentals’ credit licence cancellation
Read More ASIC sends warning to irresponsible lenders
Wanted: taxi services commissioner, consumer guarantees, complaints handling, lower credit fees
Read More Consumers back taxi overhaul
Students of defunct College of Creative Arts and Technology urged to go to Financial Ombudsman
Read More Students may be entitled to refund of NAB loans
Consumer upset with unfair terms and breaches of consumer law
Read More Internship company pays $2500 to unhappy customer
ESC finds disonnections up 33%, customer service down
Read More Energy companies not doing enough to help indebted households
200,000 stickers sent, 106 campaign partners, 150 formal complaints
Read More Consumer Action thanks supporters of successful Do Not Knock campaign
The Do Not Knock campaign has significant achievements
Read More 200,000 Do Not Knock stickers and counting
Consumer Action report shows energy market has failed to deliver
Read More New consumer report makes recommendations on energy reform
8 million numbers protected; but 8 million front doors are fair game!
Read More 8 million up – how’s the Do Not Call register for you?