Fines, debt and money

This chapter of the Law Handbook gives an overview of consumer credit law, including responsible lending, fees and interest, disputes, pawnbrokers, and debt collection.

This chapter of the Law handbook deals with bank accounts, electronic funds transfer, codes of practice, and disputes.

This chapter of the Law handbook discusses alternatives to bankruptcy, entering bankruptcy, the effects of bankruptcy, obligations, restrictions and rights, and ending bankruptcy.

Revenue NSW is the state’s principal revenue management agency. Revenue NSW is responsible for collecting revenues, administering grants and recovering debts on behalf of the people of NSW. 

The Australian Financial Complaints Authority provides consumers and small businesses with free and independent dispute resolution for complaints about credit, finance and loans, insurance, banking, investments and superannuation.

Find information from Revenue NSW about how to search for unclaimed money.

Information on managing your money, borrowing and credit, insurance, superannuation and retirement, investing, and scams. It includes tools and resources such as financial calculators.

Find information on a range of Centrelink and social security issues, appealing a Centrelink decision, carers payments, youth allowances, and reporting your income.

Find out what you can do if you receive a fine from a private car park.

Find out about your financial rights and how to take steps to sort out debts or disputes about credit, banking and insurance.