The latest ACCC report finds that the real price of telecommunications is decreasing but that the industry still has issues.
Read More Telecommunications Prices Falling but Concerns Remain – ACCC
Nominations for the inaugural MoneySmart Week Awards close 13 July 2012.
Read More Nominate for a MoneySmart Week Award
The government has called on the ACCC to stamp out misleading fuel price advertising.
Read More An End to Misleading Fuel Prices?
ASIC releases new guidelines which make it easier to swicth banks.
Read More New code makes it easier to change bank
The new financial services licence will see up to 10,000 more licensed advisors.
Read More New Type of Financial Services Licence
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Federal Court finds that TPG’s $29.99 Unlimited ADSL2+ campaign was false and misleading.
Read More TPG penalised $2 million for misleading broadband advertising
More than 2400 consumers will be refunded a total of $1,392,667 by BMW Australia Finance Limited following a breach of the National Credit Code by the car financier.
Read More BMW Finance customers refunded following breach
The ACCC has highlighted competition and transparency issues in the Private Health Insurance industry.
Read More Private health insurance far from healthy
CUAC hopes that the current reviews in the energy sector will lead to change.
Read More Time for Energy Sector Reform
More than $630,000 refunded to customers following overcharges on consumer credit insurance.
Read More Toyota refunds overcharged CCI premiums
CALC has urged the Productivity Commission to place more focus on consumers in Regualtory Impact Analyses.
Read More Is consumer benefit missing from regulation analysis?
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ASIC has released a consultation paper about credit advertising to promote good practice.
Read More ASIC consults on new guidelines for credit advertisements
