If you’ve borrowed money and feel your loan contract is unfair, not suitable for what you wanted, has excessive fees and charges, was lent irresponsibly, has caused you hardship, was based on false information etc., then there’s a chance you might have been a victim of banking misconduct. The Haynes report has shone a spotlight on the systemic misconduct in banking, superannuation and financial services – they broke the law to earn fees and boost their bottom lines while the regulators; ASIC and APRA, weren’t holding them accountable. And while there’s now a sense of overall justice, where does that leave you, the victim? The Hayne report, ASIC or APRA won’t help you get compensation. But there is an online external dispute resolution overseen by ASIC – it’s fast and free. So, determine if you’re a victim of misconduct and start holding the financial industry to account, now. Dominique Grubisa who is the CEO of the DG Institute joined me on The Drive Home to discuss this topic.

https://lafm.com.au/the-drive-home/home/90268-hands-up-who-isn-t-a-victim-of-financial-misconduct