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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?
More than 2600 Australians have lost in excess of $113 million to serious and organised investment fraud. It's time to protect yourself and your savings.
More than 1 million Australians have been the victims of identity theft or fraud. Here are the signs to look out for.
While the by-laws of most strata schemes prevent pet ownership, you can explore these options in order to keep your beloved cat in a rented apartment.
"I think we are being ripped off by our strata manager," a reader writes. "How do we get accountability?"
Read the fine print when taking out travel insurance, advises Anne Lampe.
