Consumer Credit Legal Service WA was pleased to draft submissions on AFIA’s Buy Now Pay Later Code of Practice on behalf of the...
In response to the ABA’s Consultation Paper regarding the use of credit cards for gambling transactions, Financial Counselling Australia spearheaded a joint submission...
In February 2020, CCLSWA was pleased to provide written submissions to the Senate Economics Legislation Committee Inquiry into the National Consumer Credit Protection...
In October 2019, CCLSWA make joint submissions to Treasury supporting mortgage broker best interest duty and remuneration reforms. In January 2020, the Federal...
Following inquiries from the Banking Royal Commission, the Productivity Commission and several ASIC investigations, it is clear that the broking industry is failing...
CCLSWA welcomed the opportunity to comment on the Treasury’s Reforms to the sale of add-on insurance: Proposal Paper published in September 2019. A...
In October 2018, CCLSWA received funding from the Consumer Protection division of the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) for a...
ASIC recently acquired the product intervention power (PIP) allowing them to make timely and targeted interventions in the financial services sector when products...
The Government recently announced plans to extend the remit of the Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) to review eligible financial complaints dating back...
CCLSWA welcomed the opportunity to comment on the second tranche of the proposed Credit Reporting Code (CR Code) Variations and is pleased to...
CCLSWA is pleased to have provided submissions to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Reference Committee on behalf of Western Australian consumers, regarding...
The Consumer Credit Legal Service (WA) Inc. (CCLSWA) recently took the opportunity to provide submissions to the Senate Economics References Committee’s Inquiry into...
