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  •   Home > News > Politics

    A breakthrough in the rules governing whether people who've been scammed, are eligible for compensation

    A breakthrough in the rules governing whether people who've been scammed, are eligible for compensation


    The banking sector has launched a review around victim reimbursement.

    This comes after consumer protection criticism - and the threat of regulatory intervention from government.

    Consumer NZ boss Jon Duffy says although there's a level of personal responsibility - people need to stay alert.

    He says some of the scams are extremely sophisticated - and those who are falling for them are everyday New Zealanders.

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