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Paused finance bill puts consumers at risk

Delayed financial reforms could put consumers at risk as the rising cost of living pushes households towards dodgy lenders.

AAP

Senator raises concerns over lack of checks for crypto businesses seeking financial services licences

Andrew Bragg says businesses promote themselves as regulated – despite there being no regulation of cryptocurrency in Australia

The Guardian - AU

Wayne Pivac's Wales lieutenants: Their successes, failures and survival prospects as pressure mounts

The Wales head coach is facing intense pressure right now, but what about those around him?

Wales Online

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Tonight's rugby news as ex-England international claims Wales are 'f****d' and Australia hit again

Here are the latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

Consumer groups demand stricter regulation of buy now, pay later loans to reduce harm

Federal government releases options paper with toughest proposal agreeing BNPL should be regulated like credit cards

The Guardian - AU

Consumer groups tough on buy now pay later

The federal government is considering making changes to buy now pay later regulations as uptake of the services climbs in Australia.

AAP

'Inappropriate lending': Buy now pay later industry could face new regulations to stop financial abuse

An estimated 7 million 'buy now pay later' users could soon see new laws introduced that aims to better protect them against financial abuse. A Treasury paper being released today suggests "unaffordable or inappropriate lending practices are contributing to financial stress and hardship".

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CPS failed hundreds of crime victims wrongly told offender could not be charged

Families only got justice by using the Victims’ Right to Review Scheme, allowing a second opinion. Ex-Victims Commissioner Vera Baird called our findings 'shocking'

Daily Mirror

Today's rugby news as Shane defends Alun Wyn Jones and England 'to risk haka backlash'

Your rugby headlines on Friday November 18

Wales Online

Rhys Priestland’s ‘mental resilience’ praised as Wales No 10

Georgia are next up for Wales in their Autumn Nations Series schedule

The Independent UK

Clarence Hill: Dallas Cowboys need Odell Beckham Jr. Stop talking about it and sign him.

FRISCO, Texas — I know it takes two to tango.

Tribune News Service

Bootle 'family' of 50 rally around childhood friend after he is forced to give up job

Dozens of Eugene McIntyre's mates made a kitty to help him pay his bills after his devastating diagnosis

Liverpool Echo

So, what's the best way to store flour?

Learn how to store every type of flour and grains, from all-purpose to rye

Salon

Jones: Cowboys to Make ‘Compelling Case’ to Beckham Jr.

Dallas has been connected to the free agent receiver in recent weeks.

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AAP

Government eyes off super tax concessions

Labor has nudged the door open to changing super tax concession rules as a measure to repair the federal budget.

AAP

Scam bill to double in 12 months: Labor

Scammers are on track to rip off Australians to the tune of $4 billion this year, with authorities telling people to take time to check an offer or contact.

The New Daily

Tax dodgers warned amid Labor chase

The federal government is doubling down on tax dodgers as the prime minister and his top officials hit the road to sell his first budget.

AAP

Handouts would only fuel inflation: PM

Anthony Albanese has defended his decision to not offer immediate cost of living relief in the budget, saying it would only add to rampant inflation.

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The Guardian - AU

Labor government locks in compensation scheme for financial misconduct victims despite ‘god-like powers’ warnings

Minister for financial services says government’s accountability regime is ‘locked and loaded’ and will not be changed

The Conversation

Financial adviser 'reforms' will undermine yet another royal commission recommendation

If you were facing open-heart surgery you’d want to know your surgeon was qualified. Or, if you were going to court, that your lawyer was specialised in the relevant area of law.

ABC News

Jim Chalmers says the Coalition is responsible for $1 trillion of debt in the federal budget. Is that correct?

Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the budget is "heaving with a trillion dollars in Liberal Party debt". Is that correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.

Wales Online

'I didn't know much about my dad's death until a chance meeting 50 years later'

Kevin Jones had no idea of the extraordinary connection that would be revealed when an elderly Scottish woman sat down opposite him at breakfast during their holiday cruise

The New Daily

Kirstie Clements: The fashion-forward future of racing

It has been testing times for the racing industry, with the onset of COVID along with a growing distaste for the sport.

AAP

Predatory payday lenders placed on notice

Changes that could stop payday lenders from taking advantage of vulnerable customers and plunging them deep into debt could be delivered by the end of the year.

The Guardian - AU

Albanese government to crack down on payday lenders

Senate committee will consider laws to reform sector, including a cap on the proportion of household income lenders can take in repayments

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