Indigenous students still struggling with debt legacy from education loan scandal
The laptops for education scandal has left some students with an ongoing debt legacy even years later.
Article investigation
Calls for car ombudsman to resolve ‘lemon’ vehicle disputes
Victorian consumer advocates are calling for action on the high number of complaints about dodgy cars.
‘Huge win for renters’ – landlord insurers change policies following CHOICE campaign
Renters will no longer be pursued over accidental property damage after investigations and a campaign by CHOICE and WEstjustice.
Time for a review of insurance in super
Super Consumers Australia is calling on the government to follow through on the Productivity Commission’s recommendation.
Ideas to reform super part one: Rethink rent assistance
Experts say retirees who rent need more help
Can a lifespan calculator help you plan your retirement?
A new tool could give you a better idea of how long you’ll live.
Why the age pension is here to stay
Australians can rely on the age pension to provide retirement income.
New TPG and iiNet customers asked to waive their service guarantee rights
Customers may not be clear about their rights when it comes to their landline and internet services.
Junk insurance in super is on the way out, but there’s more work to do
Some super funds continue to include restrictive terms.