The unfair business practices that should really be illegal
CHOICE is calling for new laws to protect Australians from a wide range of dodgy tactics.
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Banks announce new anti-scam initiatives
The long overdue measures are a good first step, but there’s more to do to protect Australians from scams.
First Nations people more likely to get poor financial hardship service
Recently released numbers from the financial ombudsman also show a rise in complaints about scams and insurance.
How to avoid and report impersonation scams
Scams Awareness Week is here and this year we’re giving you advice on how to spot and report impersonation scams.
You’re more likely to be scammed when you’re stressed
Research shows that staying calm, cool and collected may be your best defense.
How car insurance companies are failing migrants and refugees
Poor communication and lack of translation services are costing migrants time, money and undue stress.
First Nations community wins landmark legal battle in NT
The High Court has ruled that residents living in broken down homes are entitled to compensation.
Why the federal government must act urgently on privacy reform
CHOICE is among 27 advocates and researchers calling for stronger consumer protections from data breaches and misuse.
Financial counsellors sound the alarm about Afterpay Plus
The subscription platform uses Apple Pay, Google Pay or Samsung Pay to activate a loan, and cancellation is discouraged.
Victorians with dodgy cars are battling a broken system
Car dealers aren’t honouring consumer guarantees and the tribunal system is failing consumers, says new report.