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... against common pitfalls and unnecessary risks'. Get Moneysmart can be accessed through the MoneySmart website. Meta faces court for scam ads Consumer watchdog - the ACCC, has kicked off court proceedings against Meta, the owner of Facebook, alleging ...
... divorce doesn't actually deal with property settlement or parenting issues. A divorce is a standalone application to the court to legally terminate a marriage. Dealing with parenting and property matters is a very separate process, and doesn't ...
... jewellery, antiques and paintings can be quarantined. Having a binding financial agreement is easier than going to the Family Court, which can be expensive and take years to settle. "Prenups - known in Australia as BFAs or binding financial agreements ...
... million was transferred from A One Multi to buy crypto-assets. ASIC obtained interim orders and injunctions from the Federal Court in Queensland against A One Multi and its directors Aryn Hala and Heidi Walters to protect investors. This article first ...
... led to the regulator, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), commencing proceedings in the Federal Court of Australia in September 2020 against Dixon Advisory and Superannuation Services Limited. It was found to contravene the Corporations ...
... banks. This week it was Westpac's turn. In what it calls an "unprecedented" move, money watchdog ASIC is taking Westpac to court over multiple civil penalty proceedings. ASIC alleges widespread compliance failures across multiple Westpac businesses including ...
... debt with buy now, pay later programs. Here are five things you might've missed this week. ASIC takes ANZ to Federal Court over 'introducer program' ASIC is taking ANZ to Federal Court for breaching consumer protection laws by using its 'introducer' ...
... permission to charge members a new fee that builds a financial contingency reserve. Cbus recently made a request to the Supreme Court to allow it to change its rules and create a pool that pays for future fines. Hume told an AFR conference that she is ...
... a resurgence in growth given people are once again looking to travel and satisfy their experiential needs." MLC set for court over insurance failures The Australian Securities and Investment (ASIC) has filed civil proceedings against MLC for unpaid benefits ...
