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Consumers are understandably eager to “do their bit” for the environment, particularly at the supermarket, and are more and more inclined to favour products that seem likely to do the least damage to it.
Read More Environmental labels – what am I buying?
Three groups of card products were found to forfeit leftover money to issuer after expiration
Read More Consumers can reclaim funds on expired travel money cards following ASIC action
CFA’s Standard Project ensures Standards work for consumers
Read More CFA provides consumer representation for Standard on IT Governance
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 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
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
Watchdog considers high cost loans with one off payments unsuitable for vulnerable borrowers
Read More Money3 provides over $100,000 in refunds to consumers as ASIC’s payday lending crackdown continues
Regulator acknowledges industry leadership
Read More Calls to 1800 numbers from mobiles free of charge from today
Supermarket giant will join Food and Grocery Code
Read More Coles to refund over $12 million to suppliers
Nominations for Deni Greene Award close 20 July
Read More Bob Brown Foundation invites nominations for award recognising contributions to sustainability
