The Consumer Action Law Centre has welcomed the finding from a parliamentary committee of inquiry that Australia’s responsible lending laws don’t sufficiently protect consumers from harmful payday loans. However, the Centre said it was disappointed the inquiry hasn’t supported a cap on the cost of credit, and it has called on the Government to stay…
Read More Committee’s report shows responsible lending laws aren’t enough
A new survey suggests key improvements are needed to improve the legibility and prominence of unit pricing in Coles and Woolworths supermarkets to help more consumers better compare the costs of everyday groceries.
Read More Supermarket pricing system needs birthday boost
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A review suggests banks that subscribe to the Code of Banking Practice have strong policies and good procedures in relation to basic bank products, nevertheless some eligible customers are not taking up the products.
Read More Basic bank accounts visible and in place, but not always reaching those in need
