consumer rights
201 results tagged consumer rights:
Timeshares leave investors out of pocket
The sales pitch is simple: for a couple of thousand dollars, you can become a part-owner of a holiday house. Research from Choice on timeshares suggests it probably is.
What to do with dud your Christmas presents
What do you do if you get a dud gift? Don't just throw it in the attic to collect dust - return, regift or recycle!
Time to hang up on phone scammers: ACCC
It's time to hang up on phone scammers, who have cost Australians more than $27,000 this year, according to the ACCC.
Angry shoppers lash out at Click Frenzy sale fail
Thousands of angry shoppers have slammed the hyped Click Frenzy shopping event after coming away empty-handed.
Banks escape inquiry with superficial scratches
Will the recent inquiry into the banks prompt real change, or is a banking royal commission next on the agenda?
New cheap and fast ways to send money overseas
So you want to send some money overseas? Be very careful who you choose to do this for you because currency may be a commodity but it doesn't always carry the same price tag.
Minimum-spend madness and how to beat it
Merchants are within their rights to set minimum-spend conditions, but are they sensible?
Money Travel Awards 2016
Money teamed with research group finder.com.au to do the hard work for you and we're proud to bring you our inaugural Travel Awards.
Why you are entitled to a refund on sales items
While certain store policies might threaten you with rules to get a refund on sale items, the good news is that consumer law offers some comeback.
Why Australians are paying so much for electricity
Australians are seeing rising electricity costs each year. Electricity price hikes have now joined death and taxes as one of life's certainties.
