Banks should be responsible for shifting people onto better accounts, say consumer groups
Consumer groups are urging the ACCC to put the onus on banks to shift people into basic bank accounts as part of the ACCC’s authorisation
ASIC report into bank fees prompts banks to refund $93 million in dodgy fees to low-income Australians – but CBA withholds another $270 million
That banks are returning a whopping $93 million in unnecessary bank fees to low-income Australians is huge news. But the decision by CBA to keep
First Nations peoples locked out of super system – new report reveals urgent need for reform
A major new report released today reveals that Australia’s $4 trillion superannuation system is failing First Nations peoples – denying many access to their own
Building Futures not Barriers: Super That Works
This new report looks closely at barriers First Nations people face when accessing their super. What did the report ask for? Super funds should help
Rogue lender Cigno and its Directors lose appeal to the Full Federal Court
Cigno Australia Pty Ltd and its directors’ appeal to the Full Federal Court has been dismissed today and costs awarded to the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC).
Save Sorry Business media release: advocates welcome penalty for misleading about being Aboriginal owned
First Nations advocates welcome $3.5million penalty of ABCF/Youpla for misleading community about being Aboriginal owned First Nations advocates from the Save Sorry Business Coalition have