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A Senate inquiry has backed giving ASIC new powers to regulate payday lenders, buy now pay later providers, and credit repair agencies, protecting vulnerable Australians from financial harm.
ASIC's investigation into debt management and credit repair services exposes a critical divide in the industry - between legitimate premium legal services and predatory operators exploiting vulnerable consumers. As CEO of MyCRA Lawyers, Graham Doessel explains why higher legal fees actually protect consumers, the importance of professional regulation, and how to distinguish between qualified legal representation and companies that make empty promises to desperate clients. Learn what ASIC's probe means for Australian consumers seeking credit repair services.
TL;DR Summary Sunshine Loans lost an appeal against ASIC [...]
Clear Credit Solutions Pty Ltd (Clear Credit Solutions) Of [...]
ASIC Research Report (REP 465) Credit Repair Agencies or [...]
A Federal Court has heard that one of Australia’s largest [...]
Protect yourself from credit repair scams. Learn the 7 critical questions to ask any credit repairer before you engage their services, and why working with licensed lawyers matters.
Updated October 2026 · Specialist credit repair law firm since [...]
The complete list of things debt collectors cannot legally do in Australia — from call limits to fake court letters. Backed by Commonwealth law with penalties up to $10 million.
Debt collectors design letters to look like court documents. Under ACCC/ASIC guidelines, that's illegal. Learn how to spot fake legal letters and what to do about them.
