No interest, no late fees, no worries? NAB and CBA launch interest-free credit cards
The big banks’ latest push back on the fintech sector offers young Australians a whole new way to fall into debt.
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JB Hi-Fi rethinks gift card policy
After ruling out using a JB Hi-Fi gift card for pre-ordered PS5 or Xbox Series X/S consoles, the retailer will now accept them.
How we test plastic food containers
Our extensive testing shows you which plastic containers are durable, leakproof and airtight.
How much are you getting for your money? Unit pricing will tell you
Unit pricing in big supermarkets became mandatory in 2009, but there’s still a way to go to make it really work for consumers.
Removing lending protections will continue bad bank behaviour
At a time when banks should be increasing their obligations to the Australian community, the Government is letting them off the hook.
Is it faux or is it real? Australia’s hidden fur trade
CHOICE talks to Four Paws and the Animal Justice Party about fur coming into the country that’s labelled fake, but is actually real.
CHOICE slams government wind-back of responsible lending laws
Removing credit protections will cause harm to people and the economy.
Timeshare scheme with no contract and no way out
Operator Classic Holidays says the Matchams are stuck in the scheme until 2084, but there are no documents to prove it.
Op-ed: Time for super fund freedom
Everyone should be able to choose their own fund, says the director of Super Consumers Australia.
Predatory lender Cigno faces second ASIC intervention
ASIC used its intervention powers to ban Cigno’s lending model last year. Now it’s looking to ban Cigno’s revamped model, too.