AMP will pay $14.5 million for charging close to 1500 super members fees for no service, while Dixon Advisory will pay $7.2 million for providing inappropriate advice.
Four years on from the banking royal commission, the final reforms will be introduced to parliament this week, a move financial services minister Stephen Jones says is "long overdue".
First they were ripped off by banks and insurers. Now Aussies entitled to refunds are being targeted by companies promising to get them a refund - for a fee.
Australians will be exploited by predatory lending practices if the government goes ahead with its plan to relax lending laws next month, say consumer advocates.
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