Imagine you’re shopping online and, just before you check out, you get offered the option to pay a bit extra for a “100% guarantee” your order will be protected from damage or loss while it’s being ...

Need to know The global travel booking service Flight Centre added travel insurance and other extras to a quote without informing the customer The customer paid without knowing he’d been upsold and ...

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Need to know CHOICE compared product prices and fees for supermarket items on popular third-party delivery apps In addition to delivery charges, we found you’ll likely pay around 11% more on average ...

Need to know Mathew ordered a $68,000 Toyota Hilux that came with tracking features he wasn't told about and couldn't fully remove without repercussions For months the car dealer refused to return his ...

We independently review and compare this VTech Full Colour Video & Audio Monitor BM2700 against other similar Child safety devices to help you choose the best.

Best Brand 2025: CHOICE reveals the leading brands for barbecues, fridges, vacuums, dryers and more ...

Need to know The supermarket chain has partnered with Tempo to sell solar panel and battery packages Tempo also supply Aldi’s ‘private label’ home brands including Stirling, Ambiano and Bauhm The two ...

Need to know 5G home internet plans tend to offer more speed for their price compared with NBN plans The NBN is available to more Australians in more locations than 5G It's hard to say if 5G is faster ...

Supermarket pricing changes frequently, and can vary from state to state and even suburb to suburb. Almost as soon as we collect pricing information for food products, it’s out of date. In this ...

For more than 60 years, we've been making a difference for Australian consumers. In that time, we've never taken ads or sponsorship. Instead we're funded by members who value expert reviews and ...

Outrage is growing at Commonwealth Bank’s refusal to refund $270 million in excessive account fees the bank charged to low income customers over a period of five years. Between 2019 and 2024, CBA ...