So you have a gift card tucked away in a drawer and just found out the company has gone under - what are your rights as a consumer?
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Both Woolworths and Coles have lost market share since the pandemic, and shoppers have more choice than ever. Here's how to save at check-out.
Sick of payment surcharges? A move called least-cost routing could save you money every time you tap to pay.
If you purchased a car using a loan from Toyota Finance prior to 2018, you could be eligible to be part of a class action seeking compensation for over-the-top finance charges.
Working from home could become a legal right, plus the ramifications of rising credit card debt. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
A damning new report has confirmed what you already know: some of Australia's largest companies are pushing up inflation through dodgy pricing.
If you bought an extended warranty from JB Hi-Fi between January 2011 and November 2023, a new class action is trying to get you a refund.
Aussie robo-advice platform Six Park has announced it will be closing its doors, so where does that leave thousands of investors?
Australians have raised more issues with the financial ombudsman than ever, with investments and advice complaints growing fast.
Qantas has launched a new tool to reunite Aussies with $400 million in flight credits, but there's a deadline.
