Exclusive: Foxtel’s questionable attempt to justify gambling rule breach
Emails obtained by CHOICE show the broadcaster’s incomprehension of gambling ad regulations.
Article investigation
Rent bidding is now illegal, but tenants say it’s still happening
Agents and landlords are exploiting loopholes in legislation meant to outlaw the practice.
Thrifty op shop clothing steals to save money (and landfill)
Stop before you shop for brand new clothes – pre loved items can provide big bargains.
Backflip on mental health claim highlights problem with insurance in super
One man’s two-year battle over a disability payout was finally resolved when Super Consumers Australia questioned the fund.
With solar subsidies on offer, dodgy installers are never far behind
Consumers are warned to proceed with caution when accessing the new Cheaper Home Batteries Program.
How dodgy super advice destroyed Peter’s life savings
Advocates say stronger protections are needed to save others from poor financial advice.
H&R Block accused of pushing risky ‘tax advance’ loans
Partnering with Beforepay, H&R Block is offering $1000 advances on tax refunds, but there are dangers
The place where a tube of toothpaste costs a day’s salary
Incarcerated people are going without essential items due to high costs and low wages.
Is Australia serious about solving its modern slavery problem?
The Modern Slavery Act has been around for five years, but it doesn’t seem to be making a difference.
B Corps: Real change or just more greenwashing?
Questions have arisen about the certification that signals businesses are socially and environmentally conscious.