Buy now pay later sector must be regulated by Government NOT itself
Consumer groups have united to call for Federal Government regulation of buy now pay later (BNPL) services to protect…
Financial counsellors label increase to JobSeeker nowhere near enough
Financial counsellors are disappointed with today’s decision by the Federal Government to only increase JobSeeker by $50 a fortnight. “This…
“The job is not yet done”: Banking Royal Commission implementation
Consumer groups respond to the two year anniversary of the Hayne Banking Royal Commission Final Report’s public release “People…
Survey predicts dire consequences if safe lending laws are axed
A survey of Australia’s financial counsellors shows an overwhelming majority believe responsible lending laws should remain to prevent devastating consequences…
Top five consumer-driven New Year’s resolutions
Like so many of us, Australia’s financial counsellors are happy…
ABA report confirms credit card funded gambling doesn’t have community support
A new report by the Australian Banking Association (ABA) shows it’s time to immediately ban the use of credit cards…
Financial counsellors dismayed as bill to axe safe lending tabled just before Christmas
Financial counsellors from across the country are dismayed that the Federal Government is pushing ahead with its plan to axe…
Financial counsellors welcome today’s announcement of court proceedings concerning unconscionable conduct by Telstra against Indigenous customers
Financial counsellors around Australia welcome today’s announcement by the ACCC that Telstra and the ACCC will be asking the Federal Court…
Financial counsellors welcome Government’s commitment to a more secure and coordinated future for the sector
Financial Counselling Australia has welcomed the Federal Government’s response to last year’s review of the coordination and funding for financial…
122 organisations join together to oppose Government’s plan to axe safe lending laws
Axing safe lending laws will be bad for people, bad for the economy and directly contradict the first recommendation of…