ASIC sues business for alleged misleading loan comparisons
The corporate regulator has taken Federal Court action over how consumer inquiries from loan comparison websites were handled.
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The corporate regulator has taken Federal Court action over how consumer inquiries from loan comparison websites were handled.
A new Senate inquiry will scrutinise offset-account failures and examine whether ASIC is imposing adequate consequences when consumer harm emerg…
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