Most TPD insurance rejections are based on medical evidence or cover eligibility, but don't lose heart - if your claim is rejected, you have rights of appeal.
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If you're not careful, you could be paying for sneaky mobile phone charges without even realising it. Here are three traps to look out for.
Tax scams have been around for several years. As each scam is publicised, scammers adopt new techniques to lure unsuspecting taxpayers.
What are your rights if you purchase a product, take it home and then find that it's faulty? Here are a few key points to be aware of.
Galaxy found 57% of Australians with a credit card, 48% with superannuation and 47% with a mortgage are not confident that they have the best deal. Here's how to avoid rip-offs.
When shopping around for a product, it pays to get feedback from product review websites to make sure you're not about to waste money on a lemon
Under Australian consumer law, shoppers have a right to a refund, repair or replacement from the retailer for a "reasonable" time after purchase. regardless of warranty.
I recently had renovations done on my home and found a number of defects. Is my builder obliged to remedy them?
I bought a TV/DVD player nine months ago and the DVD player has stopped working. The TV is still under warranty. What are my consumer rights?
I have automatic direct debit arrangements with a gym and a charity and can't afford them anymore. How do I cancel them?
