Dating scam victims most likely to be vulnerable to identity theft
The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) Consumer Fraud Taskforce has [...]
Charging for credit repair – What method is best?
Credit repair is a fairly new phenomenon. But it has [...]
Debt Struggles Plague Queenslanders and threaten their credit history
Queensland is according to those in the know, still experiencing [...]
Why Bankruptcy and Debt Agreements should be a last resort for debt struggle
Struggling with debt can be the worst feeling, and the [...]
New Credit laws passed Parliament yesterday which may protect those who need it most
It’s not the long awaited comprehensive credit reporting, but it [...]
Australian Privacy Foundation says new credit laws will work against consumers
The Australian Privacy Foundation (APF) has come out swinging at [...]
Identity theft risks for Australian online banking customers: what you need to know
Commbank's customers have been warned about phishing scams which could [...]
RBA keeps interest rates static
The increase in savings in Australia and trend to debt reduction, coupled [...]
First Home Buyers Dive in Again But Will They Stay In the Water?
Most agree that First Home Buyers are the key to [...]
ACMA is set to get tough on dodgy Telcos
It seems regulators will be stamping their authority over Telcos [...]
What’s the outlook for housing demand?
Is it doom and gloom for the housing market going [...]
How Malware can infect your life and put you and your credit file at risk of fraud
Think malware is a term used to describe clothes you [...]
Access Denied… How late payments may ruin your home loan application
You’re a busy young couple, both employed in good paying [...]
Businesses on verge of default: Cash flow issues leave more businesses unable to pay bills on time
According to credit reporting agency Dun & Bradstreet, the June [...]
CRIAA Code of Conduct seeks to stamp out dishonest credit repair practice
Media Release CRIAA Code of Conduct seeks to stamp out [...]